Sentence examples for usually separates from inspiring English sources

A central stuffer warp usually separates top from bottom weft.

First Avenue usually separates the contenders from the winners, but they're still a good eight miles to go.

Dom: Snatch Game is the episode that usually separates the tucked from the untucked and this was no exception.

And this brings us to the part of investing that usually separates winners from losers: guessing whether companies will actually do what we expect them to.

Academics and others have a term for the chasm that usually separates a good idea from people who will invest in it: the "valley of death".

Such risks are why America usually separates commerce from deposit-taking and why most rich countries have, and seem to like, banks with disparate owners.

Pteridium aquilinum is usually separated into 12 varieties or subspecies.

The sexes are usually separate in the Cephalopoda.

Dancesport competitions are usually separated into two divisions, American and International, and arranged in groups of four and five dances.

Blood from donors is usually separated into three components -- platelets, plasma and red blood cells.

The sepals are usually separate and imbricate (overlapping in the bud).