Sentence examples for and separated from the from inspiring English sources

(Paler rosés are pressed immediately and separated from the grape skins).

Two tables at the end were reserved exclusively for blacks, and separated from the others by a curtain.

So St. John's was assigned to the New England-centric division and separated from the Pirates and the Scarlet Knights.

It is often formal and separated from the rest of the garden by hedging or a wall.

Against the side walls and separated from the service courts by the short line are the service boxes.

The first was that regal authority should be limited by – and separated from – the will of the people.

"To have the blood of a dead person preserved and separated from the remainder of the body is simply unacceptable to us".

The lot is overgrown with weeds as high as four feet, littered with garbage, and separated from the sidewalks by high chain-link fences capped with razor wire.

By the time you're at the pinnacle of the dining ziggurat, you're the furthest from the windows, and separated from the vista by several layers of steelwork.

Hermann Göring, slimmed by months of prison cuisine and separated from the drugs on which he had become increasingly dependent, radiated energy, confidence and self-control.

A couple is sitting on a hand-carved mahogany bench, upholstered in a brightly patterned weave and separated from the bar area by stained-glass screens.