Sentence examples for place separated from from inspiring English sources

"To have been back in that place, separated from my kids," she says, shuddering at the thought, "it would have finished me".

Bruni d'Entrecasteaux, perhaps in fear, or wonder, or both, called Bruny Island a place "separated from the rest of the universe".

The lounge off the bar is a fantastic gathering place, separated from the dining room by a glass wall, with cushy seating on seven backless couches.

The departed person remains in the dwelling place, separated from his body; agreements are made with him about the distribution of property; he is given advice about how to live on the other side; he is invited to return for the celebration of his anniversary; and so on.

Schumacher exited the pit stop in fourth place (behind Coulthard, and the yet-to-stop Berger and Herbert), with Alesi in seventh place (split from Schumacher by Irvine) and Hill in tenth place (separated from Alesi by Frentzen and Blundell).

In preparation of the volunteer, their hand must be washed with unscented soap and rinsed with water and placed separated from each other by ≥20 m away.

In addition to the lack of intra-specific aggressiveness between workers gathered from places separated from each other by up to 8.4 km, the presence of trails between trees along the shore supports our argument that a T. albipes supercolony exists in Madagascar [see 25] and probably covers an area larger than we were able to explore.

This is congruent with our phylogenetic tree, because Pseudorasbora elongata was placed at the basal position separated from other Pseudorasbora species and subspecies.

Trauma comes in all forms, and whether the trauma young people in foster care experience is defined by physical or sexual abuse, moving from place to place, being separated from siblings and other loved ones, or living in a disjointed system -- its impact can be devastating.

Schultz will appear in a video to discuss the Third Place — a gathering space separate from home or work — as an important part of Starbucks's mission.

By keeping Thoreau hermetically sealed in his place, in a pristine museum version of Walden Pond, we also keep us in our own place, separate from so-called nature.