Sentence examples for bit separated from from inspiring English sources

One was a little bit separated from the others, and she was gesticulating to me….

The news of the day in social media land: Twitter is apparently going to start experimenting with paid premium accounts through its Japanese subsidiary, which has always been a bit separated from the rest of Twitter and in many ways a playground for the company (Groups, Twicco, Twitvideo.jp).

The love of running is a little bit separate from that because I'll run wherever I am, whether it's pavement or trail.

His characters' low spirits are not a bit separate from their searching for the answer to the question "What's it all for?" They feel better at the end when they settle on an answer, which is: just this (Westish College), just us, nothing more.

This bit of land wasn't separated from Manhattan until 1895.

Now look at the second bit of the quote from Chicago, chastely separated from the preceding sentence by a demure three-point ellipsis.

She was a bit of the desperate sort -- separated from the bride's father, but not yet divorced -- she was flying solo while her soon-to-be-ex had brought his new squeeze to their only daughter's wedding.

Calm and sometimes smiling during his early testimony, Hayes' voice broke a bit as he talked about being separated from his 6-year-old son.

By contrast, the influence of the German noseband (or similar) on the occurrence of oral lesions cannot be separated from that of the snaffle bit.

I remember waiting in the queue for the payphone at uni which was separated from the corridor by a few bits of hardboard.

Selector materials are often separated from the memristor by a conductive layer, requiring a patterned bit at each crosspoint.