Sentence examples for frequently separated from inspiring English sources

The couple fought and frequently separated, and Vladimir started a parallel family, an issue that was never openly discussed.

For fifteen years, Campbell and Williams were frequently separated by work, especially during the eight years Campbell spent backing Bob Dylan on the Never Ending Tour.

Until the 1960's, Aboriginal children were also frequently separated from their parents and homes for the purpose of educating them in the white majority's system.

Parents at the school said their children told them that when their teachers were absent, they were frequently separated from classmates and mixed in with older or younger students.

Most are single-story freestanding dwellings, frequently separated by narrow corridors (Bolnick 2009).

Enslaved persons could not legally marry, and slave couples and their children were frequently separated (Cott 2000).

Albert Allen, who was the defensive coach at Maricopa High School when Sergeant Prosser was the football captain, recalled how Sergeant Prosser would frequently separate his shoulder.

The mixture of corrosion products frequently separates into two layers.

China's coal administrative supervision system and coal industry production system had been repeatedly changed with the characteristics of frequently separating and integrating in turn after long intervals (Yan 2009).

Sixty-four percent of people responded "no" to the statement "When cooking big portions of food to serve later (e.g., the next day), I rapidly cool it (i.e., in an ice bath and stirring frequently, separating it into smaller portions, adding ice as an ingredient, using containers that facilitate heat transfer, etc).

This contrasted the PSMR homologues ebrA/ ebrB that did not frequently overlap and were often separated by other ORFs within their putative operons.