Sentence examples for managed to separate from inspiring English sources

The words "Brooklyn" and "Dodgers" were so firmly bonded that their separation had not been imaginable, but in 1957 Walter O'Malley managed to separate them.

But somehow India has managed to separate the two.

He managed to separate himself from the Conservatives, without actually being rude about any actual Conservative.

But he managed to separate the motif from its attendant morality.

Since then I think I've managed to separate myself from all the things my father did.

It's good for the good workers, you guys managed to separate yourselves and get paid high wages.

Although there are organisations that can help to support men to address their violence (Respect and the Domestic Violence Intervention Project), these are best approached ONLY after separation, if you manage to separate safely and he can accept responsibility for his actions.

It's called a separating equilibrium because the types manage to separate and get identified.

The good types manage to separate and get identified, and the bad types, they don't want to get separated, but they do get separated.

'Breastfeeding and the weaning process is a powerful symbol of the transition from total dependence, when the baby is perfectly enmeshed in the maternal body, to independence, and most children manage to separate the two,' she says.

In her new solo show at the Booth Theater, which will end its run on Sunday, the author of "The Vagina Monologues" dispenses theatrical therapy for audiences who can't manage to separate self-esteem from waist size.