Sentence examples for rift from the from inspiring English sources
He went to consult Clinton and she sought to repair the rift from the back seat of her official black BMW, calling Davutoglu and Nalbandian alternately.
Stay tuned for more on Rift from the TC team on the ground at CES this week.
Oculus has its own creative sketching and sculpting applications for the Rift, but this is a nice addition, especially for virtual artists who might be coming over to Rift from the HTC hardware thanks to the introduction of Touch Controllers.
The first separation began when the India-Madagascar-Seychelles block began to rift from the Australia-Antarctica block during the early Cretaceous (130-120 [ 131, 132]).
Deposition of sand from the then proximal Idaho Batholith into the Tyee Formation in southern Oregon may have continued as late as 46.5 Ma, but was interrupted when Siletzia rifted from the continent and began rotating away.
In the second model (subsequently refined by ), Siletzia was originally adjacent to the Olympic-Wallowa Lineament, then rifted from the continent and rotated about a northern pivot near the Olympic Peninsula.
A range of cell based approaches have begun to cross the rift from bench to bedside and the supporting data suggests that the appropriate administration of stem cells can accelerate wound healing.
The chief's treasure room contains a map of the glacial rift from Glacial Rift of the Frost Giant Jarl, and a magic chain that automatically transports the party there.
"I offered the whole family -- including my mother, my sister, my brother and all my children -- the opportunity to take what they wanted, not only to heal the rift that existed within the family but to prevent the rift from poisoning future generations".
Granted, there's an Oculus Rift helmet from the Spanish artist Daniel Steegmann Mangrané, which plunges its wearer into the Brazilian rain forest, in underwhelming black-and-white.
Their rift stemmed from the president's attempts to exercise executive powers, not granted him by the constitution, in part by naming his own appointees to high office.
