Sentence examples for has been pulled apart from inspiring English sources

Once everything has been pulled apart use a knife to finely chop the harder cores.

The crust has been pulled apart, much like the Basin and Range in Nevada, alternating "normal" faults separating sediment-filled grabens from high-standing ridges or horsts.

Then there are the culture wars: ever since the 1960s American politics has been pulled apart by battles over fundamental values.

Dr Pappalardo says that it seems that, as with Europa, these are areas where the crust has been pulled apart and water or at least slushy ice has risen up from beneath to fill the gap.

Moreover, none of this would prove necessary were the United States willing to go further and threaten or accomplish the destruction of the Sudanese regime's means to power over a country that has been pulled apart centrifugally by multiple secessions.

Like a hot-dog bun beset by seagulls, the archive has been pulled apart and pecked up; it has been digested by computers and referred to by more than three thousand academic papers.

For the past thirty million years, Nevada, once submerged under the Pacific, has been pulling apart, a tectonic stretch that creates distinctive bowl-like valleys between high mountain ranges.

The bathrooms have been "pulled apart" from each bedroom and placed in a separate structure across a private deck.

Strands of the raw noodle have been pulled apart, allowing views into the interior through the metal frames that serve as skylights for the galleries below.

A slice has been made through the centre of the eyes and the two pieces of the top image have been pulled apart slightly, to reveal another set of eyes underneath.

He has answered that the object was to drive Iraq out of Kuwait, not to depose Mr. Hussein, and that the international coalition would have been pulled apart if the United States had continued.