Sentence examples for separate a lot from inspiring English sources

"The league is very, very tight and very few points separate a lot of the teams at this moment, so as Southampton have proved, two consecutive wins put you right back in proper contention and for us, it is just a case of go and win at home".

"It's a difficult challenge and that's what separates a lot of players, I think.

"It separates a lot of players," said Woods, referring to the wind.

What separates a lot of the audience from classical music is that it's as if they were going to hear a play in a language that they don't speak, or don't speak well".

"My mom is away from me because of drugs, my father is in prison for selling drugs and my sisters and I have been separated a lot," she said.

It was back in Wisconsin that Mr. Fishman learned the most frequently invoked line in his pro-union litany: "The only thing that separates a lot of workers from poverty is their union".

She separates a lot of things, up to and including the minutiae of the real world, into the categories of good and bad.

If part of your work is travelling, and the person you are with also works and travels, you find yourself separated a lot and it can be very frustrating, I'm American and he [Ritchie] is British, and I have to come to America all the time.

Hoffman, who has 74 more saves than Mariano Rivera, noted that Rivera's stunning postseason statistics "separate him a lot" from Hoffman.

They're separated by a lot more than just 400 miles.

He also argued that turmoil and even layoffs do not necessarily result in bad reviews: "How you're treated when you're separating says a lot about companies.