Sentence examples for of getting separated from inspiring English sources

Needles, like socks, have a habit of getting separated, so put a rubber band around matching pairs or sets.

It continues in this autobiographical vein: "Had a sister that I barely knew / Kind of got separated by the age of two / Same mama different daddy so we couldn't fake it / I saw my sister's daddy beat her in the tub naked".

Before deregulation changed the industry in the 1980's, Mr. Lamb supervised the task of getting separate approvals to operate in each state.

And Mr. Levy put before the County Legislature a proposal to have the county handle film requests, to spare producers the hassle of getting separate permits from villages and towns (although municipalities may opt out of the arrangement).

However, her consultation paper admitted that "a fully smart-enabled network is still some way off", in apparent recognition of the practical problems of getting separate rail companies to work together on the initiative.

The addition of DEC's salespeople, for instance, presents the challenge of getting separate forces on the same compensation plan potentially a big hindrance to productivity until it is resolved.

Be prepared for the unexpected "getting caught on the inside" by rating the different methods of not getting separated with your board.

Some of the kids were getting separated from their mothers Councilman Bill Perkins of Manhattan, describing the scene outside the chamber.

At this stage of flow clustering, these differing flows of Zeus are expected to get separated into different clusters.

They are completely comfortable with their surroundings, so have no fear of getting lost or getting separated from the group.

One of the things that distinguish Williams' work from that of many of his contemporaries is the way that he brings together aspects of moral philosophy that tend to get separated by the distinction between metaethics and normative ethics.