Sentence examples for be detached for from inspiring English sources
verb
To take apart from; to take off.
- To detach the tag from a newly purchased garment
The motor transmits energy to the rear wheel, and the battery can be detached for recharging.
Each hut has a floating fiberglass tub that can be detached for delta drifting and other aquatic adventures.
Weighing a hefty 52 tons, the vault's door, the brokers said, will not be detached for the new retailers.
There was documented necrosis of the sclera under the medial rectus in four patients, requiring the muscle to be detached for debridement.
The big (only?) selling point beyond the built-in memory is the tilting, swiveling camera that docks into a base or can be detached for free-hand filming in a pinch.
Müller suggested that one cruiser be detached for independent operations in the Indian Ocean, since the squadron would be unable to attack British shipping while it was crossing the Pacific.
An example of electrode detachment artifact is shown in Fig. 8 where the electrode C3 is detached for patient 4. A seizure is incorrectly classified for duration of 1.75 min in channels F3 C3 and Cz C3.
For four months this fleet ranged almost unhindered over the Pacific Ocean, while the Emden, having joined the squadron in August 1914, was detached for service in the Indian Ocean.
Founded in 1647 as part of Hackensack, it was detached for urban development as the township of Englewood in 1871 and incorporated as a city in 1899.
As his retina had been detached for a while, there were limited options as to what could be done and, sadly, surgery was unsuccessful at restoring Leif's full sight.
