Sentence examples for that will separate from inspiring English sources
Mr. Sweeney describes it as a Berlin Wall that will separate SoHo from the West Village.
About the twin entrances that will separate the unsuspecting and send them variously into corridors of darkness and light.
A — It's a watershed moment that will separate the wheat from the chaff and the men from the boys.
The Palestinians have opposed the barrier that will separate the West Bank from Israel and even got the United Nations General Assembly to condemn it.
But the matches starting at 2 30 a.m. will provide the real challenge, the one that will separate mere fans from soccer nuts and rabid nationalists.
For tellers and many others across the economy, these deeply human abilities are increasingly the high-value skills that will separate the economy's winners from the losers.
In the months ahead, the boys are expected to undergo a series of operations that will ultimately separate them.
And this summer, Hungary has followed suit – starting work on a fence that will supposedly separate it from Serbia, its southern neighbour.
"We've come to see we just can't get by on athleticism, competitiveness and determination - that will always separate Americans.
When Camby is on the floor, only the width of that sideline will separate the two.
