Sentence examples for apart should be from inspiring English sources

Indeed, beans can make or break a recipe, as Jeanne Strang explains in Goose Fat and Garlic: "The essence of a good cassoulet is that the beans, while not falling apart, should be tender and should have absorbed the aromas and savours of the other ingredients".

They commented on the example of Elizabeth Teissier who claimed that "the sun ends up in the same place in the sky on the same date each year" as the basis for claims that two people with the same birthday but a number of years apart should be under the same planetary influence.

Also, further trials where sharks are between 5 9 m apart should be trialled to test how regularly transmitter-emitted sound intervals are detected within these distances also.

Alternatively, why not leave them where they are and walk around them? Thinned to two inches apart, they should be fashionable baby greens in just a couple of weeks.

While the body starts to fall apart, there should be a trade-off in wisdom, but that doesn't always happen.

If there were no generalization of the environment adaptation to targets more than 45° apart, there should be no aftereffects in experiments 3 or 4, where the participants were trained in a different environment at a target that was 90° away from the target used in the first environment.

Also as predicted, for segments >10 kb apart there should be no preference (Fig 5C) for the order of segments since these are predominantly intermolecular mechanisms in which the 3'-end could anneal to any genomic location on the second molecule.

Get a medicine ball and stand with your legs apart; they should be wider than the width of your shoulders.

Maps are often used in zoning and in construction to determine how far things are from one another, and how far apart they should be.

The lines, positioned two sword widths apart, shouldn't be crossed when the House is in session.

Instead of falling apart, the EU should be pushing for further integration.