Sentence examples for may separate the from inspiring English sources

Two years and three inches may separate the brothers, but that is about it.

Whatever other conflicts may separate the artists from the producer, this one is fundamental, and can only foretell disaster.

Months or even years may separate the reading of the first volume from the seventh and last.

Two decades may separate the saxophonists Garrett and Sanders in age, but a collective passion for intense improvising and soulful playing not to mention an obvious devotion to the aesthetic of John Coltrane, with whom Sanders worked in the mid-nineteen-sixties unifies their collaborative efforts.

A volcanic explosion great enough to score six on the index happens, on average, about every century - Pinatubo in the Philippines hosted the last in 1991, while a thousand years or more may separate the colossal eruptions deserving of a VEI7.

Harvesting machines include comparatively new types of gear that may separate the fish or shellfish from the water by pumps (pump fishing) or by mechanized dredges, as well as floating machines that dig out mollusks by means of underwater jets and transport them out of the water with the help of conveyor belts.

The conditions that may separate these studies are the plant preparations put under investigation.

The polls may separate these topics, but real life does not.

This can be a bit tricky, and if you aren't careful, the dishes may separate during the flip and cause the egg and rice to scatter everywhere.

There is concern, however, that the label may separate from the gel over time, thereby confounding the interpretation of the scans of local fluorescence intensity.

Apple has determined that under certain circumstances the rubber surface on some MacBooks may separate from the bottom case of the system.