Sentence examples for being able to detach from inspiring English sources
The Surface Book hinge created by Microsoft for the original was one of the highlights of its design, offering variable angle use with a rigidity approaching what you'd get out of a traditional notebook, but with the added benefit of being able to detach the screen and use it on its own, or flip it around for a tablet mode that still takes advantage of the components resident inside the base.
The conductor was able to detach the locomotive and go for help.
But Doshi professes bafflement that any Indian architects are able to detach themselves from the realities of average Indians.
The father, in short, longed to detach from the woman, but he didn't want the woman to be able to detach.
"The sustainable model may not be able to detach itself entirely from philanthropy, but if it does, then brilliant," Mr. Overton said.
Regent again in 1525 26, during the king's second Italian expedition, Louise was able to detach Henry VIII of England from his alliance with the Holy Roman emperor Charles V.
An exception to this rule occurs in species that can disconnect body parts—some lizards and salamanders are able to detach their tails if they are attacked by a predator.
Baghdad, April 20 1917 I don't think I shall ever be able to detach myself permanently from the fortunes of this country.... it's a wonderful thing to feel the affection and confidence of a whole people round you.
The top-seeded Williams was able to detach herself from her troubles to give the drenched Arthur Ashe Stadium crowd a little something for its money as she crumpled the strategy of Daja Bedanova of the Czech Republic, 6-1, 6-1.
Union superiority in manpower was now having its effect, and Sherman was able to detach part of his army and lead the remaining 62,000 troops on the celebrated "March to the Sea" from Atlanta to Savannah on the Atlantic coast.
