Sentence examples similar to stand alone from its from inspiring English sources

The one-off show will be "its own thing" and stand alone from the upcoming fourth series, due to air in early 2016.

While initially produced as part of the 7.28.1x MOOC for MITx on edX (offered again starting August 4), the team purposely designed the video to be able to stand alone from the full course so that it could be used by a diverse audience of biology students - from high school to graduate level, and on and off the MIT campus.

The last section integrates well with the rest of the book even though it could stand alone from a historical perspective.

The real gut check for Tim Cook is further out in time, when technology and creativity enables wearable devices like the Watch to not only stand alone from the iPhone but also to replace it.

I think people have a craving for a band like that at the moment, who've got their own identity, and stand alone from genres".

In the late 1990s, for instance, the BBC set up beeb.com, an internet site that was meant to make money and stand alone from the BBC'S (free) website.

The new prize - created by the BPI, music industry's trade body - will stand alone from the main Brit Awards each year and will be presented to a notable artist whose writing, recording and performances have made a "lasting impact on the nation's culture".

Therefore, ensure your display items can stand alone from the text and communicate clearly your most significant results.

The project had to stand alone from the shadow of "Nashville".

Queens councilmember Rory Lancman said the bills "stand alone" from the Broken Windows theory.

Although this had a robust clinical study design (5-week, randomized, placebo-controlled, parallel-group three-arm trial testing two doses of phosphate binder) and a reasonable number of haemodialysis patients (n = 63), the results stand alone from the rest of the magnesium phosphate-binding literature.