Sentence examples for apart it would from inspiring English sources

Even if the teams were not housed 10 miles apart, it would be a great matchup of stars and subplots.

"If that were to fall apart, it would be an indicator of what's going to happen to communities that are stable in the outer boroughs".

The financial firm added that if the deal fell apart, it would push to overhaul the Xstrata board to "make it more independent and robust".

Suez apart, it would be astounding if in present circumstances Mr Butler were not given the first invitation to try to form a Government.

Even if a new government wanted to remain in the euro, allaying concerns that the euro zone was breaking apart, it would have to satisfy the demands of the international community for financial aid.

An arrested-development comedy grafted to a wan indie story of a family drifting apart, it would be entirely predictable were it not for the weird shifts in tone and an implausible crisis involving a kitchen knife that pushes the story toward its conclusion.

I'm with Ron Bennington: just split the country apart; it'd solve so many problems! via WoW.com.

While that does all equal a lot of time apart, it'd be unfair to speculate that the distance had anything to do with the break; all Brand is saying for now is, "Sadly, Katy and I are ending our marriage.

He justified the gap in their union, saying: "After spending a bit of time apart, maybe it would… start again".

That means dozens of spotting sites, some miles apart, and it wouldn't be possible to know in advance which runway the Airbus would use.

"Karen and I are ideologically about two degrees apart, and it would be hard to tell who is left of the other," he said.