Sentence examples for to become separated from inspiring English sources

"It is time for the institution of religion to become separated from the institution of government".

At one point Filip managed to become separated from the group.

Haikal told his own awful story: He had allowed himself to become separated from his wife and daughters.

This noirish coming-of-age story traces a young couple, Marlon and Reina, who flee from Medell?only to become separated on their first night in New York.

In 2009, a report in the journal Cancer found that women who suffered a serious illness were seven times as likely to become separated or divorced as men with similar health problems.

Up to 10 per cent of children caught up in international emergencies are likely to become separated from their parents, according to the aid agency International Rescue Committee IRCC).

Peter Galbraith, the longtime diplomat and advocate of the Kurds, also served in East Timor and Croatia, regions that surmounted enormous difficulties to become separate states.

The Baptist societies of Palmyra and Macedon villages (only 4-5 miles apart) held meetings together prior to 1835, but in February of that year they decided to hold separate meetings and to become separate religious societies.

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But they didn't accumulate enough mutations to become separate species before volcanic flows connected the islands together and the populations were reunited.

"We have allowed community colleges to become separate and unequal," Mellow says.