Sentence examples for detached ones from inspiring English sources

Those heartfelt tributes were quickly replaced by hip, detached ones that had about them a vaguely taboo tang.

Udasi, ( Punjabi: "Detached Ones") monastic followers of Srichand (1494 1612?), the elder son of Nanak (1469 1539), the first Guru and the founder of Sikhism.

Most people in England want to own their own homes (preferably detached ones with gardens) and think that more of them ought to be built so long as they are far away.

WHAT YOU'LL PAY Detached one-family homes and attached town houses are, on average, in the low to middle $500,000s, brokers say.

Thirty-three of the 36 houses fronting on the two city streets will have detached one-car garages; the remaining 35 houses in the development will each have two outdoor parking spaces.

In general, homes that are three years old or younger are detached one- or two-family homes.

In 30 rabbits, we detached one supraspinatus (SSP) tendon and repaired it immediately, thus preventing muscle retraction.

Characteristics included child's race/ethnicity, household and family income, type of home (e.g., mobile home or trailer, one-family house detached, one-family house attached to one or more houses, apartment, or "other"), number of apartment units in building, year of construction, number of years the family had lived in the home, ownership status, and smoking in the home.

Chemists have discovered that it is possible to detach one or all of the hydrogen atoms and substitute other elements.

That would have been significantly more useful than his actual power, which was the ability to detach one arm and deploy it as a club.

After some shoving, he pushed his way past, in the process detaching one woman's hand from the glass, tearing her skin, and bringing shouted protests.