Sentence examples similar to would move apart from inspiring English sources
With Peter Hilton, he co-authored Homology Theory: An Introduction to Algebraic Topology (1960), and he was consulted by the pioneering DNA researchers James Watson and Francis Crick over whether the two helices could move apart or would need to unravel: "unravel," came the answer.
But after half an hour or forty minutes they will meet in the center, one in front of the other" — at which point they would start moving apart again.
It would be better for the two factions to move apart, so that they can stop sniping at each other and start focusing on other issues.
You can't move, apart from your eyeballs.
Fitch said Britain's withdrawal from the EU would "represent a symbolic moving apart of the UK and Ireland".
But transparency would actually make it far less likely that members would move past posturing to negotiations, and would enable critics to pick apart ideas under consideration before the members could make a strong case for them.
"We had talks on a contract, and we were both quite a way apart, and ultimately the decision was made that Matthew would move on.
The church alone would move.
and fewer goods would move.
On this point, at least, it would seem that the two parties are moving apart rather sidling up to each other in preparation for government.
