Sentence examples for he separates out from inspiring English sources

After a player's first throw, he elects either to stand pat or to draw (throw again), as in draw poker; in the latter case he separates out his best-showing dice and rolls up to three of the dice again, after which his result stands.

He did something wonderful and pioneering, in "The Varieties of Religious Experience," when he separated out a descriptive sympathy for belief from any kind of theological endorsement of it.

He separated out very much what he did for a living, Penthouse magazine, from what was the passion of his life, and the passion of his life was art and culture".

He writes that he must separate out grand jury testimony and other material that could "impact other ongoing matters". WAIT.

This crowd separates out into groupuscules tailored to particular interests.

Curve fitting analysis clearly separates out different ionic components.

This professor [Kenneth A. Farley] started out to collect the crud falling in Pasadena to see if he could separate out the dust coming from outer space as opposed to local sources.

The results, he says, separate out two distinct components that drive our social behavior: the way we conceive of harm to others and our preference for enduring harm rather than inflicting it.

All nations will be assembled before him, and he will separate out people from one another as the shepherd separates sheep from oats.

Lately, he's been separating out, releasing a blues album here, a jazz album there.

Borjas argues that Card failed to find valid cities to compare with Miami and that he failed to separate out natives without diplomas, who were most directly affected.