Sentence examples for worked apart from inspiring English sources

The women mostly worked apart after an initial residency at Mass MoCA last year to jump-start the project.

He not only worked apart for years from Mr. Stanford, from an office in Memphis, but he also hired many investment executives, including his own trusted family members.

But until just two weeks ago, they often worked apart, he in Los Angeles, where the business is based, and she in New York, out of her apartment.

But he is still seen as a Czech nationalist who worked apart from the radical currents of the early 20th century.

Eleven major signings have been added by the sporting director and manager and none have worked apart from, arguably, Martín Demichelis.

"She's very happy," said Mr. Bartlett, who noted that he and Ms. Hughes worked apart for long months during Mr. Bush's 2000 presidential campaign, when he was at headquarters in Austin and she was on the road, and that modern communications could bridge the distance.

Instead of working together, people tend to work apart.

Now they are again living and working apart much of the time.

I think the secret is, we've always made an effort to not work apart very often.

This insures our survival: organisms working together can do so much more than organisms working apart or in parallel.

Three years later, they live and work apart, but they're close friends, they say, and legally they're still married.