Sentence examples for which separated from from inspiring English sources

The Coptic Catholic Church is distinct from the much larger Coptic Church, which separated from Rome in the fifth century.

The conflict in South Sudan, which separated from Sudan in 2011, has torn apart the world's youngest country.

The four-minute run in Pamplona featured six bulls from the Jose Escolar ranch, one of which separated from the rest and caused panic among the runners.

They claim descent from the people of the northern kingdom of Israel, which separated from Judea after the death of King Solomon, 3,000 years ago.

It has a dedicated adoption department, which separated from the main children's services team in 2003, and reviewed the work around life story books.

In October, AT&T Wireless, which separated from AT&T in July, agreed to buy the remaining 77percentt of TeleCorp for $4.6 billion to cut costs and to add markets with 32 million potential customers.

Most spacecraft are not self-propelled; they depend on the initial velocity provided by a launch vehicle, which separates from the spacecraft when its task is done.

Then they drag a roller over the nanotubes, which separate from the surface and get tangled up in a long, stretchy ribbon a so-called nanotube web.

This area of the epidermis invaginates to produce the ear vesicle, which separates from the epidermis but remains closely apposed to the medulla.

The mixture is then incubated for a period of time sufficient for the formation of microorganism cells/metal oxide adsorbate agglomerates, which separate from the reaction mixture.

Alternatively, certain pores called ampullae contain polyps that bud off short-lived, jellyfish-like medusae, which separate from the colony.