Sentence examples for if it separates from inspiring English sources

Mr. Werner was referring to the possibility that the diocese would try to retain control of its resources, buildings and land if it separates from the national church.

Remove claw meat intact by wiggling off small lower claw, to which a piece of cartilage is attached (be sure to remove this cartilage if it separates) and by cracking fat claw near its base to open and remove meat without damaging it.

Remove the claw meat intact by wiggling off the small lower claw, to which a piece of cartilage is attached (be sure to remove this cartilage if it separates) and by cracking the fat claw near its base to open and remove the meat without damaging it.

If it separates easily, the fish is cooked.

This should help to emulsify it but don't worry if it separates a bit; it'll still taste fine.

Britain would gain a financial windfall by leaving as it would no longer have to make annual contributions to the E.U. budget, but it would likely pay a very heavy economic price if it separates itself from the "single European market".

That allows synthetic biologists to turn out things like drugs and precursor-molecules for plastics more efficiently than traditional chemists can.But the process would be even more efficient if it separated the pathway from the microbe.

Yet we are able to speak of a triangle, a finite surface, merely the limit of a body, and hence not separate, as if it were separate (hôs kekhôrismenon).

The set of patterns is said to be optimally separated by the hyperplane if it is separated without error and the distance between the closest pattern to the hyperplane is maximal.

If it became separate, it would take its place among very few autonomous cities that operate without any natural hinterland, thriving off the abstract movement of international trade.

But when it separates, if you are not there to deliver it, the cervix closes again".