Sentence examples for corner that separates from inspiring English sources
Shellac goes around the corner that separates acceptable fantasies -- the romantic stuff of digestible pop -- from the shadowy realm of the forbidden.
The bow tie structure consisted of two quasi-equilateral triangles (∼60 nm on a side) facing each other, with the corners that were separated by the distance equal to the pore diameter at the surface of the membrane and their angle bisectors forming a single line.
But the ability to see around corners isn't the only quality that separates the very accomplished from the stratospherically wealthy.
Both groups chose the corner that was correct according to local geometry significantly more than corner U or corner K (corner A versus corner U for group AC: t8 = 6.021, p = 0.0002 and corner A versus corner K for group AC: t8 = 6.021, p = 0.0002. Corner D versus corner U for group BD: t8 = 10.585, p < 0.00001 and Corner D versus corner K for group BD: t8 = 14.212, p < 0.0001).
See the corner that looks slanted?
Draw a perspective view of a room in your house from two different corners – that's two separate drawings.
He and Mr Grimmant, then a schoolboy, were in the front corner of pen three, next to a fence that separated it from pen two.
Look for metal corners that appear to be separated from the glass, and for sealant protruding in the corners.
Look at the molded brick colonette that separates the corner house, No. 381, from No. 383: the brick of No. 381 is raw and wounded, the result of sandblasting at some earlier time.
One modern painting, tucked into a far corner of the room, and a few orchid plants on a brick half-wall that separates the dining room from the bar are the only decorations.
