Sentence examples for marking the separation from inspiring English sources

Marking the separation in the shows' shared announcement, Mapplethorpe created a double self-portrait, one showing the artist's hand wearing a dress shirt and Cartier watch, the other hand wearing a black leather glove and studded metal bracelet, both writing the word "pictures" – driving home the notion that respectability and perversion are often two sides of the same coin.

By now Missouri was sailing for the danger line marking the separation between the deep water of the channel into the shallow water of the shoals.

He must also feel close to the stubborn struggle of Venice to mark the separation of church and state.

Shallow grooves called the interventricular sulci, containing blood vessels, mark the separation between ventricles on the front and back surfaces of the heart.

Both Sushi Sei places are in the third lane beyond Shin Ohashi Dori; as you come from the unnamed street that marks the separation of the inner and outer market areas, it will be just past the first alley.

One way he marks the separation between the two forms of writing is by using two kinds of pen, one blue, the other black, that sit on his desk in the book-lined study of his home in this quiet desert town.

I have immense affection for his 1979 version of Shakespeare's The Tempest, in which Elisabeth Welch sings 'Stormy Weather' with a chorus of prancing matelots, and the 1991 version of Marlowe's Edward II, where Annie Lennox marks the separation between king and court favourite by performing Cole Porter's 'Every Time We Say Goodbye'.

Dotted vertical lines mark the separation between different bursting classes.

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RIZ SAYS: "This marks the separation from party records to an almost regular record, because you have a guy rhyming on it.

The 1894 invention of the Pumpherston retort, which was much less reliant on coal heat than its predecessors, marked the separation of the oil shale industry from the coal industry.