Sentence examples for would be apart from inspiring English sources

Except for occasional weekends, they would be apart for another six months.

I did not want to admit that we would be apart again soon.

"When you want to be with someone and you can be, I don't see why you would be apart".

Putin has talked about creating a Slavic league, with its own values, that would be apart from Western Europe (although neither Armenians nor Kazakhs are Slavs).

For all its tensions and rivalries, and sometimes because of them, the history of the union shows that the Scots, Welsh, English and Northern Irish are stronger, more tolerant and more imaginative together than they would be apart.

Mayor Scott Avedisian said officials were keeping it closed for an extra week after Christmas break so the students would be apart for two weeks, well into the incubation time of one to three weeks.

He loved her more than there were seconds in the years they'd been apart, he babbled.

They'd been apart for so long, and the passenger from the upper bunk had joined them, as was his right.

He had to go back to Iraq and complete the last month of his mission; it was the first time we'd been apart in six years.

But she added: "We'd been apart for a long time, so it's not as if it bent me out of shape – but as I said on screen, 'the stardust has gone'".

It's because we'd been apart for so long, that's mainly why I wanted to speak to Chad.