Sentence examples for to keep apart from inspiring English sources

The pregnant females tend to keep apart from the other females of like size.

In opera, characters and singers are harder to keep apart than in classical theatre.

"The Dutch state made available soldiers for the peacekeeping mission, to keep apart fighting parties," its lawyers told the court.

I had wanted to keep apart from the many visitors she would have: the likes of Rupert Everett and designer friends crowding to see her.

Two French paratroopers were killed last Tuesday in Bangui, the capital of the CAR while trying to keep apart Muslim rebels and Christian vigilante groups.

On the other he speaks of "two essentially distinct areas of art, high art and low, which modernists had thought it crucial to keep apart".

For LIST, on the other hand, the aim was to clearly keep apart cognitive and motivational aspects.

This kind of family planning meant males and females no longer had to be kept apart to avoid unwanted pregnancies, which was ideal for the transition to more natural zoo environments.

According to Morse [ 27] the data types, levels of analysis, or participant perspectives of the core and supplementary components need "to be handled differently and to be kept apart" (p 491).

Species and clonal lineages of aphids appear to be kept apart, which likely gives colonies the possibility to actively manage the diversity and abundance of their livestock.

How could God want two people who love each other to be kept apart?' " During a recent Saturday service, Rabbi Hoover appeared to be thriving.