Sentence examples for the separates from inspiring English sources
verb
To divide (a thing) into separate parts.
- Separate the articles from the headings.
Mr. Cohen agreed that the separates business created higher prices.
I had the privilege of designing for Liz Claiborne from 1983 to 1989 ("Queen of the Separates," Rebecca Johnson).
The separates in crisp fabrics were infused with the quirky charm that the designer has brought so successfully to Carven.
"It's almost as if designers took all the separates we like to wear and found the same proportion in a suit".
The strongest looks were the separates – the trousers were lean and sexy– or looks that had been stripped back of excess flounce.
A return to minimalism, which can be viewed as a cleanup after a period of excess, has pushed forward the separates look.
Building off of signature concepts — cutouts, cool-girl black and the use of technical fabrics — Wang's prefall collection is heavy on the separates; a study in wearable sportswear, akin to that of the 1990s.
Then there are the "separates" and the "super separates" who can't be housed or transported in the same compartment as the "general population".
Then there's the "separates" and the "super separates" that can't be housed or transported in the same compartment as the "general population".
The separate election cost $24m.
But locally, the separate proms have defenders.
