Sentence examples for for the parting of from inspiring English sources

Part of the reason for the parting of the ways between Christianity and Judaism in the first centuries of the Christian Era was their closeness.

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Cecil B. DeMille's epic is known for the parting of its Technicolor Red Sea, for the religiosity of its dialogue (Anne Baxter's Nefretiri to Charlton Heston's Moses: "You can worship any God you like as long as I can worship you").

Gerrard's departure next May has been presented by Liverpool and the player himself as the right time for the parting of the ways.

For the riders, the parting of ways could not come soon enough.

Falkirk manager Steven Pressley told the Bairns website: "Murray has been fantastic for us but it is not the parting of the ways as the deal means he will remain at Falkirk till the end of the season.

We were five weeks and several all-nighters away from the bittersweet triumph that is the end of finals week - bittersweet in that it also entails the parting of ways for a long summer.

There are the miracles reported in both the Jewish and Christian Bibles: the parting of the Red Sea, for example, as well as Jesus's walking on water, feeding the 5,000, and rising from the dead.

"It was hard knowing that your staff were working against you along with maybe one or two players, and ultimately the parting of ways was best for all of us". The Irish coach also struggled with the widespread belief in juju, or magical powers, in Zimbabwean football.

The parting of his family with the dying President is too sad for description.

Sometimes the parting of ways among coaches is mutual.