Sentence examples for apart it will be from inspiring English sources

If a deal falls apart, it will be good news for Crispin Odey.

And if the happy new marriage breaks apart, it will be more complicated to unwind these retitled assets.

The political lesson from all this is that we should stop assuming that, if the coalition falls apart, it will be because of a disagreement on fiscal or economic policy.

Shaped like a zinc bolt of lightning, an S.S. badge or a Star of David pulled apart, it will be the most original structure and the most significant cultural event in Berlin for a very long time.

So long as exclusionary zoning that retards development of affordable housing is allowed to persist, and so long as whites seeking racial homogeneity are provided with ample communities within which to set themselves apart, it will be very difficult for any one locality to buck the segregated norm.

Even if the eurozone's fractious leaders manage to overcome their differences – and their voters' reservations – and prevent the single currency from blowing apart, it will be too late to stave off a sharp slowdown, perhaps even a recession, in Europe, still by far our largest trading partner.

When Britain falls apart it'll be pure slaughter.

It is nationalism that tore Yugoslavia apart, and it will be nationalism, albeit masked in economic terms, that may rip apart the euro zone and the enlarged EU.

"It is nationalism that tore Yugoslavia apart, and it will be nationalism, albeit masked in economic terms, that may rip apart the euro zone and the enlarged EU," the Slovenian poet and cultural critic Aleš Debeljak told me in an interview in August 2013 in Vienna, where he was on a Bosch fellowship at the Institute for Human Sciences.

Last year, a bundle of small flashy measures that came apart so quickly it will be remembered as the Omnishambles.

And if the coalition falls apart, many believe it will be succeeded by extremists — from either the far right or the far left, a scenario Samaras called "catastrophic".