Sentence examples for that separates as from inspiring English sources

So, in the end, you just have to really like doing music, and that separates, as they say, the men from the boys, or I guess the ladies from the girls as well, in terms of who hangs in there and becomes an artist.

Even in identical molecules the number of base pairs that separate as function of time varies as separation requires random thermal activations that differ in different identical molecules.

To those who attempt the deadly crossing in illegal boats, the straits must appear terribly wide and the watery line that separates nations as invisible as ever.

Beyond language and cultural differences, Krnjaca's two groups of residents are on the opposite sides of hope and it's this that separates them as much as anything else.

"The thing that separates me as an artist because I played and I still play is, I pay attention to detail," Wells said.

The people trying to reunite a divided island Jump to media player People in Cyprus are using the demilitarised zone that separates them as a place to reunite.

We will be the people charged with bringing diversity to our youngest citizens, not as something that separates us but as something that cements our bonds to each other.

We endured when the Supreme Court said, in Plessy v. Ferguson, that segregation was legal, that "separate" was fine as long as it was "equal".

So it is the word "permanent" that separates the two, as McCain may want to stay "100 years" in Iraq.

He kicks the Perspex that separates them, almost as if he no longer knew which side he belonged: player or fan?

This is the second time the Patriots have crossed the line that separates gamesmanship — such as using a deceptive formation — from clear-cut rules violations.