Sentence examples for normally separate from inspiring English sources

This would mean these two normally separate stages in a house sale will have to be simultaneous.

To see Ms. Cook and Ms. Haran within days of each other was to experience these normally separate pleasures side by side.

The job that opened the way to the top came in July 1972, when Brandt appointed Schmidt to the double ministry of finance and economics (normally separate).

In an interview Thursday, Scott Trowbridge, a vice president at the Universal Parks and Resorts unit, described Revenge of the Mummy as the first indoor ride to combine two normally separate theme park attractions.

Welcome to the world of Christopher Shinn, whose plays range freely, if stealthily, across the boundaries that normally separate the private, domestic side of life from the larger, less controlled forces of history.

The flu that is moving through humans appears to have a combination of genes from two normally separate sets of pigs, those from the Americas and from Eurasia, scientists say.

He crossed the line that normally separates doctors from their patients, and he did so twice over.

In operative surgery the term means the formation of a passage joining two normally separated spaces or organs.

Once inside, however, the line that normally separates the concrete reality of architecture and the fantasy world of film quickly grows hazy.

"It's a way for the small and normally separated Protestant churches that range from congregations of 20 to 30 people to congregations of thousands to come together with a unified voice," she said.

The two layers of serous membrane are normally separated only by 10 to 15 millilitres (0.6 to 0.9 cubic inch) of pericardial fluid, which is secreted by the serous membranes.