Sentence examples for separates off from inspiring English sources

"So when it separates off, you get a jump in acceleration," he continued.

Below, Koolhaas has installed a section of ceiling such as you might find in a modern hospital, in which a layer of dumb panels separates off a zone of ducts and machinery, in volume as large as the lower space inhabited by people.

Philolaus' cosmogony, in which the central fire draws in void and thus separates off parts of fire and spreads them to the rest of the cosmos thus replicates Prometheus' theft in naturalistic terms.

Robert M. Adams, in a series of articles and then in Finite and Infinite Goods (1999), first separates off the good (which he analyzes Platonically in terms of imitating the ultimate good, which is God) and the right.

Activist investor Elliott Associates wants the company to separate off its property assets, estimated to be worth about £10bn – into a separately listed company.

It provides for the existence of sets by separating off certain elements of existing sets.

His six-man chalk was a quarter of a row, separated off by the gray vinyl screens.

"We can put a blanket up to separate off the living room and just sleep in there.

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

The Olympic games will never happen again if Scotland does separate off; it was a beautiful time".

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