Sentence examples for just to separate from inspiring English sources

It looks like the jock asked him for run for maybe a sixteenth of a mile just to separate him from the field to put the race away.

You can also take the easier route of buying precooked whole crabs, in which case your task is just to separate them into pieces for dry-fried crab or pick out the meat for any of our other recipes.

"Dallas is spending almost $80,000 a week just to separate their 17-year-old population from their 18-year-old population," explained Henneke.

Charity scam artists use that near-universal empathy and desire to help others not just to separate you from your money, but to steal from survivors of these terrible events the help that they need.

Use a wooden spoon and stir gently just to separate rice lumps into grains.

Sometimes intermediate classes are classified as advanced, just to separate them from an even more intermediate class.

We all have moments in our lives were we just want to separate and just do our own thing.

But I wouldn't say it was a bad choosing of the people, it was just the people I grew up with all my life and I just had to separate myself from that if I wanted better things".

More will be done to let border patrol have the additional "tools" (whenever a government passes a fascist law, it's neutrally described as a tool--we're just trying to separate the criminal Japanese from the law-abiding ones: internment is just a tool), but they will be trained to avoid racial profiling.

If you just want to separate the head from the tripod you only need step #1.

I'm just trying to separate the emotion from it".