Sentence examples for apart something that from inspiring English sources
While a rhubarb crumble needs no introduction, the presentation possibly requires some justification: why pull apart something that works so well together?
"Few ideas are more exasperatingly wide of the mark than the belief that science is somehow a thing apart, something that happens in laboratories and classrooms but otherwise doesn't much intersect with our daily lives," said Bryson.
The site lets you take a quiz to see if you can tell the two apart - something that shouldn't be too hard because the two are nothing alike.
When it was mentioned in (among other outlets) USA Today, ESPN and a slideshow in The Huffington Post, a few people made it clear that an Australian had no right to tear apart something that Americans hold dear.
That experience led Mac to explore, "how communities build themselves because they're being torn apart", something that America has so often faced.
"Then," he comments "that idea falls apart," something that the exhibition hopes to rectify.
That's pretty much it, apart from something that's sort of like a chord.
It is expected that bidding cities will have to provide an airport with two terminals or two different airports in order to keep rival fans apart - something that could pose a problem for Cardiff.
It is well known by now that in addition to such claims about Mexican immigrants, Trump asserts that if elected he will build a wall on the border of the U.S. and Mexico, and repatriate roughly 11 million undocumented immigrants even if it means tearing apart families (something that would take approximately five years and billions of dollars).
You've said that you're interested in "the moment when a utopia breaks apart … when something that people have invested their whole lives and souls into just falls apart". In "Above and Below" the protagonist is often alone, only occasionally coming into contact with others.
YM: Well, I think in order to grow, you have to take apart something so that growth can take place.
