Sentence examples for apart as with from inspiring English sources

But usually the release dates are several months or more apart, as with the American films "Capote" in 2005 and "Infamous" the next year, or the French films "Coco Before Chanel" in early 2009 and "Coco Chanel & Igor Stravinsky" later that year.

Many nonviolent resistance actions in recent years have been unsuccessful because the protests weren't significant enough (as with Belarus' Denim Revolution in 2006) or their central organization fell apart (as with the Arab Spring).

Speechless fits right into ABC's diverse roster but stands apart as well with a bit of a darker tone and jokes that fly faster than even Maya can drive on her way to cash in a coupon.

This is consistent with the conclusion of the 2005 meta-analysis 9 that RCV has ∼7% error for measures 1 day apart and closer to ∼8% for measures taken a month apart, as would be more typical with an altitude intervention.

It fell apart as quickly as it began, starting with a stupid fight that got uglier than usual.

Eli is even less complete than Edward and seems to have a fascination with taking things apart as is displayed when he takes apart a watch Edward gives him.

Have your daughter straddle the toilet with her legs apart as far as possible.

Jump off one foot and split your legs apart as far as they can go, with your good leg in front, snap your arms to the sides when you go up into the air.

Spend time apart, as well.

Indeed, should McConnell ultimately lose his seat, it would mark a symbolic bookend to the president's second term - a four year period that began with the defeat of the Democrats' Senate leader (Tom Daschle) and a euphoric sense of conservative promise, only to fall apart with as much embarrassment as rapidity.

Meanwhile, "amateurs", especially on the web, have run rings round professional journalists, recognising major stories before they do (as happened with Trent Lott's racist remarks) or tearing their arguments apart (as happened with CBS).Third, confidential sources are problematic when it comes to the public interest.