Sentence examples for apart later from inspiring English sources

You can rewind a song and pick it apart later, not a luxury afforded the theatregoer.

Unfortunately, the evening fell apart later when we returned to the Forbidden Fruitstand [and] . . . a whole swarm of that riffraff and trash with which Norman . . . is wont to associate invaded the fairy aerie . . .

Because Trump received so much natural coverage early on, because he was a bird of exotic plumage made for TV sofas, so there's a sort of justice in watching him being taken apart later on, in the more serious part of the campaign.

I think if you're going to act up or try to be someone else it shows insecurity, and it all falls apart later.

I think if you're going to act up or try to be something else it shows massive insecurity and it all falls apart later.

Even "Anything But Tame" is the story of two kids who were friends as barefoot kids, and then kind of emotionally attached during adolescence, and then later on were romantically attached, and torn apart later on.

When his marriage fell apart years later, Mr. Cuomo stayed in Mr. Sachs's triplex near the United Nations.

Ms. Meronek, who had been drinking heavily, fell apart and later said to another roommate: "I don't think I'm pretty.

Apart from Later … With Jools Holland, all we have are talk shows, which usually only feature one established major label artist per show, and The X Factor, which features big stars and contestants singing covers.

Her relationship with the firm's stoic investigator, Kalinda (Archie Punjabi), was one of the best depictions of the strength of female friendship on television, until the two characters were pulled apart in later seasons.

Never able to abide the family's ethos of music as a world apart, and later traumatized by Delia's death in a suspicious house fire, she takes up with a black-militant activist, and goes underground to work with the Black Panthers.