Sentence examples for to parting from inspiring English sources
noun
The act of parting or dividing; the state of being parted; division; separation.
Then not one objected to parting with the generic appellations.
This would explain his reaction to parting the Red Sea.
It can be daunting at first, especially when it comes to parting with cash.
Art consultants find that the very wealthy are more receptive to parting with their precious works.
Cashman is not averse to parting with prospects, but he is not eager to do so.
Now, though, Mr. Kelly is looking forward to parting with it and to taking his children to Disney World.
What happens to O'Brien, to his archbishop's legacy and to his parting counsel remains to be seen.
Milne has given her party room, and their new leader, time to adjust to her parting.
He's hilariously self-aware, right down to his parting line to our heroes: "See you in the fourth one".
My job is to offer parting words to all the parents, which I am sharing here below.
Because repair crews would have to break through many walls, the co-op is holding antihoarding workshops to persuade residents to start parting with decades of accumulated stuff.
