Sentence examples for calling apart from inspiring English sources

In 1998, the arch was fenced off to protect pedestrians because the structure was calling apart.

The centre calls apart, the plethora of injuries in the squad meant that the Irish team pretty much picked itself and I must confess my heart sank somewhat when I heard on Wednesday that Rory Best had been ruled out.

However, pollsters that use live interviewers typically locate their calling facilities apart from their corporate offices.

The Eiswette decision found some support on social media, with much of it - name-calling apart - based on the club's argument for tradition and the money it raises.

"But we did not know which of these measurements are most useful for telling different species' calls apart," she adds.

But he's got decades of experience as an public arbitrator in the financial sector, and, he says, can make calls apart from biases based on the rules of the game.

It was an instant success upon its release onto the internet in 2001, and the Trotts have since built their company, called Six Apart (because their birthdays are six days apart), into the largest independent provider of blogging tools and hosting services.

The operational definition leaves aside the question whether there is something called time, apart from the counting activity just mentioned, that flows and that can be measured.

On this Theoclymenus called him apart and caught him by the hand.

(His production company was called Band Apart, after Godard's film Bande à Part).

With the search called off apart from some small-scale efforts, many could be presumed dead.