Sentence examples for kept apart for from inspiring English sources

But then, polemics and O'Brien could seldom be kept apart for long, and public controversy and debate seemed to answer a fundamental demand of his nature.

Spain and Gibraltar, which has 650 registered players, join Azerbaijan and Armenia and Russia and Georgia on Uefa's list of opponents that have to be kept apart for non-footballing reasons.

"Frank," Eli said, and took a few larger-than-normal steps toward Wagner and held out his hand, smiling as if they were old war buddies whom a comedy of errors had kept apart for years.

"Gibraltar will not play in the same qualifying stage as Spain," Michel Platini, the UEFA president, said after the vote, citing the case of Azerbaijan and Armenia, which are kept apart for political reasons.

FIFA has announced the procedure of the draw and as expected the eight seeded teams, who will be kept apart for the group stage, have been chosen according to October's world rankings.

Infantino said any Europa League final that pitted a team from Ukraine against one from Russia would go ahead, despite them being kept apart for the remainder of the competition for political reasons.

Poultry, seafood, and meat are stored in three separate freezer rooms, to reduce the possibility of cross-contamination; fish for sushi is kept apart from other fish; coffee for the ship's Starbucks shop is stacked separately from other coffee, in compliance with Royal Caribbean's contract with Starbucks.

Some prisoners need to be kept apart from other inmates for their own safety.

The narrator is kept apart from his wife for most of the action, and these Martians are definitely not the caressing kind.

The lawsuit claims they've been kept apart from each other for nearly four months and counting.

American prisons have usually included some separate rooms or wings for prisoners kept apart from the rest of the population.