Sentence examples for to pull apart from inspiring English sources

"Sophistication becomes disheveled," Normant said, using his fingers to pull apart the up do.

Two weeks later the various official armies involved are supposed to pull apart.

"You're dealing with memory here — so it's hard to pull apart".

Her two attempts to pull apart our family failed spectacularly too.

I'm not here to pull apart the particular failings of these columns.

Those layers help preserve drinks, but also make the boxes extremely difficult to pull apart.

As we went, the worlds of Tibetan Buddhist and Indian Hindu began to pull apart.

I can still remember one survivor saying how easy it is to pull apart the ribs on a baby.

Nothing pleases him more than to pull apart the guts of a Rolls-Royce, then put her back together.

The strength of this bond can be appreciated by the attempt to pull apart two smooth surfaces, such as pieces of glass, separated by a film of water.

Ms Le Pen has made no secret of her desire to pull apart the UMP and lure right-wing dissidents to her cause.