Sentence examples for separated off from from inspiring English sources

Unlike these proposed residential buildings where facilities will be shared, the Shard's components are separated off from each other.

It's only fairly recently in our history that men in their working roles were separated off from family life.

There are different doses and dilutions of creativity, and the force is much stronger in some than in others – but it is there for all of us, and should never have been separated off from life into art.

RBS has been forced to sell the branches by the EU as a result of its 2008/9 bailout by the government and is reviving a defunct brand – Williams & Glyn's – to allow the branches to be separated off from its existing network.

Besides, each ZnO nanocube is separated off from one another, which will influence the electron transport in solar cells, as described later in this article.

1), but who claims that mind (nous), which is also said to be unlimited, knows all the things that are separated off from the original mixture (Fr. 12).

"There have been UNHCR experts who have talked about the concerns that if you pursue an approach which offers resettlement for unaccompanied children in Europe, you could see families seeking to separate off from their children in order to create new ways of getting to Europe.

The path follows the Pyg Track before separating off from it at and leading up the East ridge of Crib Goch.

"It will still be useful to separate off special periods, away from the normal workbase and under the guidance of practice teachers.

She does this, says Lessing, "to separate things off from each other, out of fear of chaos, of formlessness – of breakdown".

Extraordinarily, Red Location has created an internationally renowned attraction without having separated itself off from the community it sits within.