Sentence examples for started to pull apart from inspiring English sources
Then, about 250-100 million years ago, when dinosaurs roamed the planet, the crust started to pull apart in a series of rifting events close to the old root.
Later the crust started to pull apart, creating the current Basin and Range landform.
When Jane and I started to pull apart I went to her.
I dug my fingers into the gooey pod and started to pull apart fruit that was held together by the thick membrane I later learned was the plant's placenta.
As glaciers flow toward the coast, they accelerate and start to pull apart, creating features known as crevasses that resemble stretch marks.
Reich, who is the chair of Common Cause, warns that because of the "threat to democracy" from the rising concentration of wealth, "we are seeing an entire society that is starting to pull apart".
Later, they started to pull it apart.
"Incrementally, they all started to pull back".
The car started to pull away.
"What I'm always doing is trying to pose thought experiments in the old-fashioned philosophical way," he said, "imagining from a radically different perspective circumstances that are very familiar to us, in order to make them unfamiliar and force us to start to pull them apart.
