Sentence examples for apart making from inspiring English sources

If it passes, then you have to take the case apart, making sure the gaskets are clean and seated properly.

But its innards set it apart, making it groundbreaking for a transit agency long dogged by a Luddite image.

Later the researchers repeated the procedure at two other sites about five miles apart, making a triangle that will register seismic activity in the area.

The rungs on the ladder have grown further and further apart, making it harder for all ordinary people to get on.

Mr. Horvitz, by contrast, is using his own themes and pre-existing pieces, some riff-based and directly out of the jazz tradition, but blowing them apart, making them judder and flash and fold in on themselves.

These cheap products, made of lead because it is an inexpensive metal filler, also easily fall apart, making it even easier for a child to swallow a small part.

Launching two nearly identical probes just days apart made it more likely at least one would succeed; happily, both did.

Stayton's coloratura is effortlessly beguiling, while Stamboglis, a brief moment of imprecision apart, makes a suavely unctuous Basilio.

Scott, sunglasses still in place but game falling apart, made four straight bogeys on the final four holes at Royal Lytham & St. Annes Golf Club. Annes Golf Club

But to Haitians, Septen's ability to thrive when all else seems to be falling apart makes the orchestra something more — a bulwark and a solace.

Prime Minister Ehud Barak of Israel and Yasir Arafat, the Palestinian leader, sat far apart, made no eye contact and -- an American decision -- did not utter a word.