Sentence examples for parting it from inspiring English sources

Someone else remembered when Mr. Geltman was losing his hair, and what side he started parting it on.

"I call it the Eton sweep," says Tom, "because they all end up parting it at the same point".

Behind the Candelabra starts off super-camp and hyper-kitsch, and long after the storm of parting it ends up gently sentimental and celebratory.

If the source is something like the tip of an arrow, which disturbs the air by parting it as it travels along but which is inaudible when stationary, then each "disturbance" due to some infinitesimal displacement of the tip is a spherical shell of infinitesimal thickness within which a small radial velocity has been imparted to the air.

Brown also notes that PrimeSense had an aggressive cost structure which made it easy to buy the needed silicon and camera systems whole, from one manufacturer, rather than parting it all out.

I walked out after the parting of the Red Sea, which was depicted more as if an iffy forecast by Tom Skilling missed a low pressure system forming over Lake Michigan, than God majestically parting it to let his people go.

"I certainly had reservations about parting with it, but it's time to put my house in order and let it go to create a fund for my children; I didn't want to have a fire sale at my death".

We contemplate moving, or getting storage, or finding someone to store it, instead of parting with it.

"When the sun shines on it, it's so beautiful we feel badly parting with it".

And she had no intention of parting with it — the question was how to make it work in her new space.

A "distinguished private collector" bought it at Christie's for $782,500 in 2010 and was parting with it during the week at Sotheby's.