Sentence examples for walking apart from inspiring English sources

The dark lean figure, in the middle of the road, walking apart and away, is likely Munch himself.

What's more, it's right, left, right, left, just like walking, apart from the very first two beats.

In Malta, the lovers walked apart from the group.

The map shows Leicester Square and Covent Garden are less than five minutes walk apart, while walking between Kings Cross St . Pancrasand Euston would take 12 minutes.

I had two sisters once with long black hair who walked apart from me and wrote the history of tears.

Mr Eames's committee advises more discussion and closer adherence to rules; if that doesn't work, he says, liberals and literalists must "walk apart".

Nevertheless, the Windsor report concluded that unless one party makes a big change, the church's factions may choose to "walk apart".

Should the call to halt and find ways of continuing in our present communion not be heeded, then we shall have to begin to learn to walk apart".

We talked about the primary school she worked at and the secondary school I went to, which were just five minutes' walk apart in nearby Stevenage– both had declined – and about the local council and football team.

It's not until there's a Tube strike and you have to cycle or take the bus, or for some other reason find yourself driving or walking with central London, that you suddenly realise that places you thought were separated by several sets of escalators and two Tube lines are only 15 minutes walk apart.

From now on they would forever walk apart from each other, but that they would live parallel lives.