Sentence examples for time to separate from inspiring English sources

I think it is time to separate Sarah Kane's plays from her biography.

So as 2012 comes to a close, it's time to separate the year's winners and losers in US sports.

And we knew that we would have very little time to separate them once the cord was cut".

"We're proud to be tied for the most with two other teams, but it's time to separate ourselves from the rest of the pack".

Capital requirements are changing and retail operations will have to be ringfenced anyway; it might be time to separate these organisations completely.

"Middle-school kids need time to separate and feel comfortable in their racial identity, and then they can come back together.

It's necessary, at times, to separate LeDuff's reporting from his writing.

And it is difficult at times to separate the goals of Islamic revivalism from those of Islamic extremism.

With the play of muscles as he knotted and looped his limbs, shifting through positions, it became difficult at times to separate reality from illusion.

The phylogenetic reconstruction was bootstrapped 1,000 times to separate sequences of different subtypes.

After the incubation period, cell suspensions were washed 3 times to separate labeled cells from unbound particles.