Sentence examples for otherwise separated from inspiring English sources

Isthmus, narrow strip of land connecting two large land areas otherwise separated by bodies of water.

(The letters were written when Bahlmann who also worked for the Joneses' Newport neighbors and other well-born families was obliged to travel for work, or when she and Wharton were otherwise separated).

(The letters were written when Bahlmann — who also worked for the Joneses' Newport neighbors and other well-born families — was obliged to travel for work, or when she and Wharton were otherwise separated).

The presbytery is often raised a few steps above or otherwise separated from the chancel, as in Winchester and Salisbury cathedrals in England, but it may also be combined with the chancel, as in the English cathedrals of Lincoln and York.

Effective immediately, transgender Americans can serve openly, and they no longer can be discharged or otherwise separated from the military just for being transgender.

The good news is much of this "is still composed of large contiguous areas of at least 10,000 kilometres squares" rather than tiny chunks, which might have been otherwise separated from one another.

In this way, humans cross the boundary that otherwise separates them from the world of the gods.

William White, chaplain of the Continental Congress, proposed that congregations form themselves into an American church that would continue the spiritual legacy of the Church of England but would otherwise separate from it.

Re "Quietly, the First Lady Builds a Literary Room of Her Own" (White House Letter, front page, Oct. 7): It is certainly commendable that Laura Bush is so dedicated to American literature that she is willing to move beyond ideological divisions otherwise separating her from many scholars.

These are coincident with regions where a weathered chalk layer, which otherwise separates two main aquifers, is absent.

His handmade emulsions suspend ingredients that would otherwise separate due to their chemical composition, maintaining the character of the combined flavor.