Sentence examples for past separate from inspiring English sources

In the past, separate investigations have sometimes compromised the possibility of prosecution.

She was a woman without a past, separate from history, or, rather, possessing only such history as he had been pleased to bestow upon her, and which the other queens bitterly contested.

The film powerfully portrays the repugnant vestiges of Jim Crow in a not so distant American past: separate work areas for Blacks and Whites, water fountains labeled "For Whites Only," segregated bathrooms, lunch rooms and even coffeepots.

Moreover, in the past, separate drug trials in children were not required.

On the subject of decor, two massive screens were positioned at each end, looming over the Rio 2016 green, orange and yellow-coloured infield with the media mixed zone hosting the good and great of track cycling past, separated from the myriad cyclists' cabins by a large raised green rectangular platform on which stood the podium that so many competitors hope to climb.

Research shows that "mind wandering," i.e. when our mind is caught up in thoughts of the future or past, separated from what is really happening in the body, our health and well-being are compromised.

Many of these same startups have tried in the past to separate gig workers into a new class separate from 1099 workers who might also employ others, but that, so far, hasn't gone anywhere.

For instance, some assemblages, such as blind mole rats and bamboo rats, are very distinctive and have been treated in the past as separate families.

Our friend says, incidentally, that the guest line is always routed past four separate portraits of Mr. & Mrs. Coolidge climaxed by an elegant presentment of the President above the dining-room mantel.

Gliding up the escalator past five separate handbag shops, it didn't take long to sense the tingling excitement wafting off the rows of people who had already been queuing an hour and a half on ridiculously high designer heels.

Feeling himself "spared a fatal twisting from the tractor to leave a last document" for his son, sensing that "a new person stepped from that entangling," Woiwode scours the past to separate its strands once again, this time focusing on the endurance rather than the creation of self and artist.