The blast ripped the red double-decker bus apart, peeling away its sides, blowing off the roof and leaving the few remaining seats exposed.
"I didn't expect they would tear them apart right away".
The dark lean figure, in the middle of the road, walking apart and away, is likely Munch himself.
Mr. Amed's choice of a business-attuned blog about our frilly industry set him apart right away.
Squinting through sweaty eyes at the unfamiliar twisted derailleur mechanism, I decided to take things apart, stripping away complications.
sē-cēdo, cessi, cessum, 3, v. n., to go apart, go away, separate, withdraw (class.; not in Cæs.; but cf. secessio).
The second and third strikes occurred in the far eastern province of Hadramawt hours apart, miles away from each other, east of the provincial capital of Mukalla.
If you and your friend stand some distance apart, far away from the lamp, and point to it, it may seem to you that your friend isn't really pointing at the lamp, which is directly analagous to this problem!
In particular, she recorded the most poetic phrase of Sylvia's climactic pas de deux, when the hero takes her head in his hands; she brings her own hands back, as if ecstatically to brush his apart and away, and leans back against him as she spreads her own arms wide in joy.
