Sentence examples for longer apart from inspiring English sources

"We are no longer apart, throwing shots at each other from one side of the aisle to the other," he said.

Until Leicester shocked everyone by winning the English title last season it was widely assumed that there was no chance of glory for mid‑table clubs any longer apart from an annual tilt at the sadly devalued FA Cup.

We are no longer set apart from it.

Now, Ms. Baez said, she and the children no longer eat apart.

No longer set apart from the world, forward-looking art after "Guitar" adds the world to its inventory.

In recent years, as policing has evaporated, the nets have become taller and are no longer spaced apart.

Unemployment assistance is no longer universal apart from the relatively small Jobseeker's Allowance of £60 a week and much of it is time limited.

He went on, "Passion for something can so easily tip into obsession, which is a dangerous thing, especially when those affected are the very people who so loyally 'stand and wait.' " Joanna, who often joked that the Antarctic was her husband's "mistress," had expected that, upon his retirement, they would no longer be apart.

On this view, dream deception is no longer set apart even from standard wake states, but rather is used in a metaphorical sense referring to any type of sensory deception.

He opened the college in 1883 with the words, "Class can no longer stand apart from class .

That is because the outhouse and the penthouse are no longer terribly far apart.