Sentence examples for like separated from inspiring English sources

Often involves the ancient ritual of sitting in an overpriced restaurant with someone you may only marginally like separated by a single, overpriced rose.

The quantum realm as depicted by all the quantum theories that postulate non-locality, i.e., influences between distant (space-like separated) systems, involves some type of non-separability or holism.

Similarly, a collapse occurs along all the hyperplanes of simultaneity that intersect the distant (space-like separated) spacetime region of the R-measurement.

Current sheets in planetary magnetospheres that lie between regions of "oppositely-directed" magnetic field are either magnetopause-like, separating plasmas with different properties, or tail-like, separating plasmas of rather similar properties.

"I don't like being separated like this.

There, the funds will behave like separate assets that can be sold and sent elsewhere.

President-Prophet Monson seems to like "separate but equal," but seems a little touchy when he is called on leading such a campaign.

*If you would like separate compartments, unfold that fold.

"It's sort of like separating church and state," Mr. Gelb said.

"Separating Scotland out of that brand would be like separating the waters of the river Tweed and the North Sea.

However, huge technical hurdles do remain around issues like separating blended fibre garments, dyes and other contaminants.