Sentence examples for separates too from inspiring English sources

Donna Karan presented a lineup stocked with party frocks and sequined separates too, all of them energized with shots of red, magenta and fuchsia, plus fur to boot.

The talk is of immigration reform, a once-in-a-generation overhaul of an outdated system that turns away too many skilled and eager workers, separates too many families and keeps too many millions of undocumented people at the edges of society, unable to get right with the law.

If you scream without music, you'll sound awkward and very choppy, like your voice separates too much.

It's relatively easy to reckon how that could happen since, unlike its rivals, the Mail shuns newsroom integration and runs online operations totally separately, which means that costings and revenue are separate, too.

"Unfortunately, siblings are separated too often.

I separate my 1998 shirts from '99 and 2000 and keep the seasons separate, too".

The girls were separated, too, because Flory slept in the baby room.

Hip-hop helped me fit in, but I knew I was still separate too".

She's separated too: we once had a hurried, but heartfelt, conversation on the pavement outside school about it.

Bones separated too quickly will not mend or will grow together with tissue too fragile to bear the body's weight.

Bill waits for a while, and you expect him to deny it, and insist that he can get along without her very well, and that he wants to separate, too.