Sentence examples for have a separation from inspiring English sources

"We like to have a separation".

"Secular thinkers have a separation between thinking and doing.

• To the Editor: Just as we have a separation of church and state, we should also have a separation of the military from education.

It's only later that you have a separation of church and state, sacred and secular.

The first amendment, he argued, "doesn't mean that we need to have a separation between government and religion".

Russ Butcher Tucson, May 4, 2008 • To the Editor: Re "Overkill and Short Shrift," by Bob Herbert (column, May 3): There's a reason we have a separation of church and state, and the Wright controversy clearly illustrates why.

Pittsburgh's breakup with the Big East has a separation date.

He added, "Looking back, I guess we had a separation of sorts".

Marlene Evans, 71, said she was rejected by American Airlines because she had "a separation in my teeth".

But it is irrelevant not only to all of us nonbelievers but to public policy in any country that has a separation of church and state.

Plan 9, for example, has a fundamentally different approach (if I understand it correctly, and I doubt I do) in not having a separation between applications and files.