Sentence examples for segregated off from inspiring English sources

No writer could ever have had his moral pluses and minuses so neatly, so columnarly, arranged and segregated off from each other.

Most of them end up in programs where they are segregated off to spend the majority of their time amongst others with special needs.

Call me old fashioned but I'm not even sure I want all the prime cuts of TV programming – drama, sport, comedy – segregated off.

The tramway uses a mix of street running and segregated off-road track, with conventional tram stop platforms.

They were opened in the 1950s and '60s because the military was racially integrated and did not want the children of black soldiers to attend racially segregated schools off base.

And while some studies have indicated that racial segregation in public schools is as bad or worse than before Brown v. Board of Education, integration is much more successful in the military base schools which are largely located in the South "because the military was racially integrated and did not want the children of black soldiers to attend racially segregated schools off base".

It was segregated, of course.

Communities become segregated and cut off from one another.

Segregated by cut-off ages, the most common COD/RFE was infection among dogs younger than 3 years or 1 year, and neoplasia among dogs at or older than 3 years or 1 year of age; the most common COD/RFE was neoplasia among dogs younger than median age, and MOI among dogs at or older than median age.

In 1855, he won a judgment for Elizabeth Jennings, an African-American schoolteacher who had been roughly thrown off a segregated New York streetcar.

Once the money is deposited with the company, Tesla can use the bulk of it to finance its regular operations, rather than walling it off in segregated accounts.