Sentence examples for ultimately separated from inspiring English sources
The phrase "ultimately separated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a final or conclusive separation between two entities, whether in a physical, emotional, or metaphorical sense. Example: "After years of conflict, the two countries were ultimately separated by a peace treaty."
But despite hours of wailing and pleading, they were ultimately separated and slated for deportation.
But the class of Hull's Aboriginal right-wing pair Sid Domic and Nathan Blacklock ultimately separated the two teams.
Mr. Aron was sent to a series of labor and concentration camps and was ultimately separated from his brother.
For the record, the difference that ultimately separated Daley and Waterfield from the medal stand was 8.82 points.
Both Glasby and Wistow accept, however, that children's services – ultimately separated from adult services in 2005 – were exposed much less to reform.
By moving the probe away, the MoS2 monolayer flake could be stretched and ultimately separated from the mother crystal (Fig. 2b,c).
I've long suspected it is the quality that ultimately separates true genius from mere talent.
In the months ahead, the boys are expected to undergo a series of operations that will ultimately separate them.
Ultimately, "separating the jihadi movement from the popular Muslim movement is the end of this movement," he wrote.
The surgery on Monday, at Children's Hospital at Montefiore in the Bronx, was the second in the planned series of operations to ultimately separate the 19-month-old twins, who are still joined.
Gullikson even compared Roddick's second serve -- which in the men's game ultimately separates the very good from the great -- to Sampras's, the best of all time.
