Sentence examples for segregated lead from inspiring English sources

Therme Erding's changing rooms – some unisex, some segregated – lead out to Tropical Paradise.

His dining with a black friend from high school – at a time when the Army was still racially segregated – led to his being demoted and reassigned to Graves Registration Service duties.

For one, we tend to lead segregated lives, and we think of ourselves as individuals as opposed to members of a group.

When segregated by patella lead levels, there was little difference between those men that did and did not participate.

Just as the loss of segregating determinants leads to overgrowth and tumor formation, so too will the loss of machinery controlling mitotic spindle orientation.

In my oral and written testimony before three Congressional committees, I stated that it was the unlawful transfer of funds from clients' segregated accounts that led to the customer shortfall.

Like other colonial armies of the time, the Force Publique was racially segregated; it was led by 280 white officers and NCOs, but otherwise comprised indigenous black Africans.

In schools, students with special needs were placed in regular classrooms rather than segregated settings, which led to an increased use of AAC as a means of improving student participation in class.

Most of its inhabitants lead lives segregated from the rest of America.

This is in stark contrast with other ecological interactions which lead to segregated or layered patterns in which the intermixing index remained low or increased transiently before leveling off.

The Army was still segregated; black units were led by white officers.