Sentence examples for apart to work from inspiring English sources

Getting executives five time zones apart to work together is easier in theory than in practice.

Catherine Zeta-Jones and Michael Douglas are "taking some time apart" to "work on their marriage", according to a statement released by her publicist.

In particular, CVSDude hosts version control systems that enable developers, perhaps located continents apart, to work on the same set of code without having to worry about redundancy and conflicts.

In a round-robin e-mail message to the membership over the weekend, Mr. Sutton wrote, "We are where we are now for lots of reasons and we must manage the situation to pull off a good convention, to have strong debate without tearing the association apart and to work together to move the association forward".

Well, we pulled apart, we had to work back together again.

But I haven't got a choice because, apart from having to work so that I can pay the mortgage, I do believe that good theatre is essential for keeping society human and humane and sane.

Achebe, an Ibo himself and the new country's pre-­eminent intellectual, a product of Nigeria's finest ­English-style schools and author of "Things Fall Apart" — soon went to work at Biafra's Ministry of Information, serving as special envoy and chairman of a committee charged with writing a constitution for the new country.

Tap the new Lens button, however, and Google will throw all of its computer vision chops at the image to tear it apart and try to work backwards to identify it.

Apart from having to work within the Land bed-plan, considerations of public accountability did not appear to figure much.

Instead of working together, people tend to work apart.

Apart from the desire to work with a big budget, what drew him to this project?