Sentence examples for detaches itself from from inspiring English sources

The process of invasion begins when one cancer cell detaches itself from the mass of tumour cells.

"If Israel detaches itself from Hebron and Bet El and Shilo, it will become an empty society, a shallow society that ultimately will forget why it's here".

One of the most crucial tests for a prototype engine assesses its ability to cope if a fan blade detaches itself from the main fan.

A figure detaches itself from the crowd and tells a story of intense personal experience — Francesca recalling her passion for Paolo, or the noble Farinata rising proudly from a scorching tomb.

"The image detaches itself from the structure of Proust's sentences as that summer day at Balbec old, immemorial, mummified emerged from the lace curtains under Françoise's hands," Benjamin writes.

That early sequence is a virtual experimental film in itself, a metamorphic churn and vertiginous soar of sheer visual invention and delight that instantly detaches itself from the requirements of dramatic information and becomes a stylistic end on its own.

Tuesday's program detached itself from detachment with Luciano Berio's "Quatre dédicaces" and Stravinsky's ballet "Petrouchka," in its four-movement symphonic form.

Elsewhere in iOS, Apple is already detaching itself from Google search: the default search engine on Siri is Microsoft's Bing, and that cannot be changed by the user.

London performed well, further detaching itself from the rest of the country.

Piil launched himself first but went haywire when his shoe detached itself from its pedal.

"It seems to be detaching itself from the main glacier," he said.