Sentence examples for easy to pull apart from inspiring English sources
They're easy to pull apart too, although if you find it difficult, you could always just eat the whole thing yourself.
The Rift was remarkably easy to pull apart, earning it a very high repairability score.
We started off with the structure by making it a modular drone which is really easy to pull apart and put back together again so that overcomes all the issues of breakages — you can just swap parts in and out.
The cloves should be firm to the touch, and easy to pull apart.
If the columns are no longer useful (which can be several years after making them) you can use them to grow things in their sides such as ferns, creepers, bromeliads or orchids (if the climate is right) and other plants, or they are easy to pull apart to use the soil elsewhere.
In biology, parts of the DNA double helix that need to separate easily, such as the TATAAT Pribnow box in some promoters, tend to have a high AT content, making the strands easier to pull apart.
This will make them easier to pull apart for thawing.
Using a potentially biased person to provide the value for your property can give the other side an easy way to pull apart your proposed value of your real estate holding.
I can still remember one survivor saying how easy it is to pull apart the ribs on a baby.
