Sentence examples for apart raise from inspiring English sources

"Come Through for You" is filled with marches and prospective sway-along anthems, like "1,000 Lights," a Coldplay-style collaboration with the songwriters of OneRepublic, and "Raise Your Hand," on which Mr. Colon urges, "If you've ever felt like you're falling apart, raise your hand".

These parallel openings, just three years apart, raise the question: What happened to Kevin James?

With your feet hip-width apart, raise one knee up and plant your foot down onto the box.

And Lebanon's fragile sectarian balance might be torn apart, raising the threat of another civil war there.

Didn't he flee the United States when the plea bargaining seemed to fall apart, raising the prospect of prison time?

The Standard & Poor's 500-stock index fell for the third straight session as attempts to form a government in Greece fell apart, raising the possibility of a rejection of the bailout terms detailed by the European Union for the fiscally troubled nation.

But the administration's initial plan for that transfer of authority has fallen apart, raising doubts about whether the June 30 deadline for ending the American occupation authority in Baghdad is still feasible.

[Page A1.] Trump's Deal for Financing Fails Trump Hotels and Casino Resorts, the flagship of Donald J. Trump's casino holdings, said that a deal to inject fresh money into the debt-laden company had fallen apart, raising doubts about the future of the company.

That process at times involves revisions: moving the eyes closer together or farther apart, raising or lowering an ear, or sometimes redrawing a hand several times until I'm happy with it.

However, the membrane proximal domain (domain 4) of the beta subunit in the 2∶2∶2: hexamer is 120 Å apart, raising the question on how trans-phosporyaltion of JAK2 and signal activation are achieved in the cytokine:receptor complex.

You will want to be able to move the handles further apart to raise your dog's rear end up, so each nail should be a few inches apart, so that the height can be adjusted gradually.