Sentence examples for can apart from inspiring English sources

But there are some things that people can do better together than they can apart.

Real Madrid are keen to sign De Gea and Van Gaal would not be drawn on whether United can offer the 24-year-old everything the Spanish club can, apart from being situated in the player's home town.

The most striking thing about Ant and Dec is not that you can't tell them apart, but that you can: apart from the light entertainment and children's shows that went before them, and apart from other people who made it famous and rich when they were young.

Greyhounds are not known for their love of water (have you ever seen one swim?), so if they can do it, any dog can (apart from pekinese, apparently, and some other short-faced dogs: their snuffle-snouts make swimming a potentially risky endeavour).

But what has irked German politicians and labour representatives most is the offer to sacrifice Frankfurt's Xetra automated share-trading system in favour of Euronext's NSC platform, at the cost of local jobs and prestige.It seems that Deutsche Börse has gone as far as it can, apart from perhaps sweetening the value of its bid.

Consider two workers, an immigrant from country j and a native-born, who are identical in observed characteristics X i j = X i can, apart from schooling level, and earn the same wage net of country fixed effects.

But why, if you can live apart, would you actually need to declare yourself apart?

"Projects can fall apart at the last minute".

"In an extreme case, the seams can come apart.

I like food that you can pull apart.

Technically, there's always stuff I can pick apart.