Sentence examples for moving apart from from inspiring English sources

Before the Big Bang, the universe was relatively cold and empty – a bit like your brain, I'm guessing – and those particles that did exist were moving apart from each other at a staggering rate.

The story follows Violet as she weathers the shocks and joys of her teenage years, gradually moving apart from her best friend Jackie, and dealing with the grief that comes with her shocking murder, as well as experiencing the fires of first love with Beau, a Rocker who sees beneath her lack of self confidence to her true personality.

From Figure2a,b,c, we see that overlapped region is reducing in size with time, suggesting that the two particles are in different planes and are moving apart from each other.

A reviewer for The Washington Post called the book "riveting" and wrote that "It is difficult to imagine a chronicle of a war more moving, apart from perhaps the diary of Anne Frank".

If you're moving apart from one another, then this is a sign of trouble.

However, since they are moving apart from each other, we say that one car has a velocity of -50 km/hr and one has a velocity of 50 km/hr.

"She wanted to put her arm in his, and I think he moved apart from her".

One image is often reproduced in triplicate; elsewhere, one pair moves apart from two identical pairs.

As you blow air into the balloon, however, the text gets bigger and lighter, as the ink particles attached to the rubber move apart from one another.

There are eruptions, of various magnitudes, roughly every three years on average as the European and North American tectonic plates move apart from each other at two centimetres a year, stretching the crust.

In other words, all those things that tie us together with family can go through immense change in adolescence as we form our own identities and we can move apart from those with whom we grew up.