Sentence examples for in the parting of from inspiring English sources

She hadn't neglected the venerable Hindu mark of a married woman, the smudge of red sindoor powder in the parting of her hair.

If smartphone app sales (namely iPhone app sales) have taught manufacturers anything it's that there's ready money to be made in the parting of the people from their pennies.

The short ballet has influenced interpretations of Odette in Tchaikovsky's Swan Lake, particularly in the parting of the lovers in the first lakeside scene.

Add some more diluted paint to get shades around the edge of the lips and in the parting of the mouth.

In "The Parting of the Ways", Jack kissed both Rose and the Doctor on the lips, the latter being the first same-sex kiss in the history of the program.

The Dream Lord describes the Doctor sarcastically as "The Oncoming Storm", a name coined by his archenemies the Daleks, and first mentioned in the Seventh Doctor novel Love and War and subsequently on-screen in "The Parting of the Ways", where it was attributed to the Daleks.

When celebrities and publishers agree to divorce, in contrast, the parting of the ways tends, in public at least, to be friction-free, minimising loss of face on both sides.

Dr. Turner's text for the day was Exodus 14: the flight of the Israelites from bondage in Egypt; the chariots of the pharaoh's army in pursuit; the parting of the Red Sea; the start of 40 years wandering in the desert.

All those old stories, wonderful and terrible: the voice in the night, the parting of the Red Sea, Hansel in the cage, the children following the piper into the mountain.

Dai et al. (2013) found rhabdophane in the partings of late Permian coal from the Fusui Coalfield.

Dai et al. (2013) also found goyazite in the partings of the late Permian coals in the Fusui Coalfield, which was thought to be formed by the reaction between P released from organic matter in peat swamp and Al-rich solution and Sr leached from limestone.