Sentence examples for cutting apart from inspiring English sources

"It's the cutting apart of Siamese twins -- by one twin, to save himself," Ezrahi says.

Dr. Moore and Dr. Pyenson both find it remarkable that people have been cutting apart dead whales for centuries but that a new organ can still be found.

A few months ago workers cutting apart an automobile at Zarqa, another free-trade zone, set off a concealed bomb that killed one of them, he said.

The choice made by the House in cutting apart the farm bill was one of the most brutal, even in the short history of the House's domination by the Tea Party.

I feel that this encourages cutting apart codices for the sale of their individual leaves, which, if studied as a whole, would yield more information about the history of bookmaking.

But its value is not limited to English Language Learners: Benjamin Franklin famously developed his writing style by regularly cutting apart essays he liked and going back to them weeks or months later to challenge himself to put them back together again.

What is Labour's alternative to the cuts, apart from cutting less and not so fast?

Turn the cherry and make two more cuts, dividing the cherry into six "petals" without cutting them apart from each other.

Yet by cutting structures apart and allowing the light to flow in, he was also illuminating dark, forbidden corners, exposing their beauty and fragility.

When your lives are totally intertwined, it makes more sense to resolve issues than to start cutting things apart most of the time.

Even cutting rings apart on six packs can help.