Sentence examples for apart created from inspiring English sources

One-out innings on a rectangular infield with four four-foot poles for bases set 60 feet apart created more than enough confusion.

The model consisted of lateral skin incisions (2.5 cm in length and 1.25 cm apart) created on the dorsal surface of mice, penetrating the skin, dermis, and underlying adipose tissue.

But most of those cases fell apart, creating friction between them.

Their voices had similar ranges but were an octave apart, creating unusual harmonies.

Alternatively, the sun's gravity could rip Ison apart, creating several big chunks, or the comet could break up into a cloud of dust.

The Eastern Seaboard of the United States was once connected to the coast of West Africa before the continent split in two and the pieces drifted apart, creating the Atlantic Ocean.

The huge lake (its size varies by season) is at the heart of the Rift Valley, where millions of years ago the earth's crust tore apart, creating a crack that stretched down the continent.

The two men will give speeches in Ohio, an important swing state, just five minutes apart, creating a kind of political split-screen moment that will become more common in the months ahead.

When a laser beam cuts through the air, the intense electric and magnetic fields of which its light is composed tear the atoms and molecules of air apart, creating what is called an "ionisation channel".

Just as they hit the water, divers pull their hands apart, creating a hole in the surface of the water for their body to slide through; this is called "ripping the entry".

The movement tore eastern and western Connecticut apart, creating the central valley and opening up huge cracks extending all the way through the Earth's crust to the molten rock beneath.