Sentence examples for stand separately from inspiring English sources

Entire families, dedicated to the Nation, arrive together and stand separately.

As the letters always stand separately (muqaṭṭaʿah), they do not form words and are read by their alphabetic names, as hā mīm, alif lām mīm, tā sīn mīm.

Tellingly, ERC leader Oriol Junqueras did not applaud Mr Mas's speech; on December 2nd he said that his party wanted to stand separately.

Women here played an important role in the uprising, yet signs of their traditional status -- they stand separately from men at rallies, and an overwhelming majority wear head scarves -- persist after the revolution.

The clinical trial/clinician network was designed to stand separately from the patient social network to allow the patient community a degree of privacy and autonomy with clear boundaries distinguishing what is intended for research and what is intended for patient self-betterment, leisure, and casual interaction.

Sometimes small groups of youths would "spontaneously" gather in city centres and sing the national anthem; on other occasions individuals wearing black would walk to the Nile at an appointed hour across the country and stand separately by the river in silence, an innocent routine that still managed to provoke a violent response from the security services.

Future inquiry into this topic may wish to examine associations between driving outcomes and the individual components of these tests (standing balance, usual and rapid walking speed, and chair stands) separately.

A small number of female protesters wearing customary black chadors stood separately from the main crowd.

The procedure was applied separately for each year from 1998 to 2016 and for Norway spruce and European beech in mono-specific and mixed-species stands separately.

Clusters were grouped as A and B. Cluster A1 consisted of all the plants of FRI campus barring F3, which stood separately out as cluster C. Cluster B1 consisted of two growth forms of D. strictus (Shivpuri (B1) and Chiriapur (B2)).

This meaning stood separately from the modern definition of transformation.