Sentence examples for be parted from the from inspiring English sources

She will not be parted from the photograph of a teenage Wilfred looking confident and contained in his uniform.

Although she was selected not for extermination but as a worker, Weil refused to be parted from the children, and went with them to the gas chamber.

As the realisation dawned that I would soon be parted from the collection, my first reaction was grief – the records have grown to feel a part of me.

And being dead is the attainment of this separation; when the soul exists in herself, and is parted from the body and the body is parted from the soul-that is death?

Her mother, however, would not be parted from her, so the girl remained with her.

"Whether that's part from the flying or from the hit, I'm not sure.

The laboratory strain of the olive fly (LAB) is part from the original stock from the Department of Biology, Demokritos Nuclear Research Centrere, Athens, Greece, and has been reared in our laboratory for over 15 years.

The point is that jazz was part Latin from the start, and has become only more so.

"And with Wonka, he is part Ray Davies from the Kinks and part Noël Coward song-and-dance man," Mr. Wittman said.

Each will be part-funded by £5m from the Heritage and Arts Lottery Funds.

This concert is part of Music From the Edge, the Stanford Spring festival of contemporary music.