During the Middle Jurassic, North America began pulling apart from Eurasia and Gondwana.
The bathrooms have been "pulled apart" from each bedroom and placed in a separate structure across a private deck.
Whereas its west flank is smoothly conical, its east side is a ragged depression, pulled apart from the rest of the island in a great landslide.
First, holding hands, they pull apart from each other in guilt; later, she tries to walk forward in anguish while he, following behind on his knees, holds her hands, acting as the drag on her conscience.
Jefferies said that the match, in which three Rangers players were sent off and the Celtic manager, Neil Lennon, was pulled apart from the Rangers assistant, Ally McCoist, would increase Scottish football's broadcasting revenue potential.
And rather than the delicacy and the violence pulling apart from each other, the combination proves to be a way of doing a kind of transmogrified pulp justice to the force and the cruelty that are really there in Russian history.
My first attempt at undoing a prototype shirt – an Incredible Hulk-style tear – nearly rebroke my clavicle, but realising that you have to undo the bottom button as you would a normal shirt and then pull apart from the bottom, things got a little bit easier.
The gum sole had pulled apart from the boot.
Third, although we may distinguish regions, or "parts," of space and time, neither space nor time strictly speaking are divisible since no region of space or time could be separated, or "pulled apart," from any other region.
