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Sentences ending with separate

You must keep them separate. [5]
It is best that we separate. [4]
They were instantly surrounded by an inquisitive mob, laughing or scolding the combatants, and urging them to fight or beseeching them to separate. [10]
Others are polygamous, for example the gorilla and several American species, and each family lives separate. [1]
Like a cleverly carved Chinese object of ivory in the banker s collection, it was a system of spheres, touching, concentric, yet separate. [9]
Physically speaking, we cannot separate. [7]

Short sentences using separate

They can't separate us. [4]
Nothing should separate them. [10]
Chirurgery was a separate specialty. [3]
There were nine separate parts. [10]

Sentences containing separate two or more times

We lived in a grand way now, and had our separate establishments and separate plans, and I used to think that a real separation couldn't make matters much different. [4]

More example sentences with the word separate in them

Why, some of you were surprised when a friend of mine told you there were fifty-eight separate pieces in a fiddle. [6]
Each one, if you separate it from the whole and give it a careful examination, is worthy of inspection, nay, of admiration. [10]
If they meet with men who are doubtful as to the man they will support, such voters should be designated in separate lines, with the name of the man they will probably support. [7]
And here I wish to take breath for a short, separate paragraph. [6]
The arrangement adopted when they started, that the officer prisoners should be kept separate from the rest, had long since been abandoned. [2]
Claude and I were to separate, and scatter abroad over France. [5]
The Asiatic princes were to dine as guests with the king; but they sat at a separate table, as the Egyptians would have been defiled by sitting at the same table with strangers. [10]
All these things were put together, and, though passed in separate acts, were nevertheless, in legislation (as the speeches at the time will show), made to depend upon each other. [7]
The separate pieces were made of ebony and ivory, some being curiously inlaid with sentences, in hieroglyphics of gold and silver. [10]
Melissa knew full well that any attempt now to separate Philip from Serapion would be futile; however, she would not leave the last chance untried, and asked him gravely whether he had forgotten his mother's tomb. [10]
But he was wealthy, had an intense admiration for Mrs. Falchion, and had managed to secure her in his boat, to separate from the rest of the picnic party-- chiefly through his inefficient rowing. [11]
So energetically do we pursue this aim that after crossing an unfordable river we burn the bridges to separate ourselves from our enemy, who at the moment is not Bonaparte but Buxhowden. [2]
The great hills waved into each other like a vast violet sea, and, in turn, the tiny earth-waves on each separate hill swelled into the larger harmony. [11]
That the age, was unable to separate him from itself, and see his great stature, is probable; that it enjoyed him with a sympathy to which we are strangers there is no doubt. [4]
For now he was unable to separate her, to eliminate the emotion--he was forced to acknowledge--the thought of her aroused, from the problems themselves. [9]
And my voice was all but gone, for the sight of him revived the memory of every separate debt of the legion I owed him. [9]
Nothing shall separate us: We never have known life, either of us, until now. [9]
I've been here twenty-five years, and dash, dash my dash to dash, if I haven't entertained twenty-five separate and distinct earthquakes, one a year. [5]
These three groups traveling together--the cavalry stores, the convoy of prisoners, and Junot's baggage train--still constituted a separate and united whole, though each of the groups was rapidly melting away. [2]
It had come to that pass that I was truly unable to separate what I had really heard from what I had dreamed in those nightmares to which I have been subject, as before mentioned. [6]
It was difficult to separate here on the quay: they must all walk together to the hotel. [11]
Please show this to Messrs. Harmon and Beckwith; and tell them they must excuse me from writing separate letters to them. [7]
If you happened to be passing the windows, certain more or less intelligible sounds might separate themselves from the bedlam. [9]
It is difficult to attain this, and theory says that it takes three generations for a man to separate himself thus from his display. [4]
Ideas, at certain times, throng for admission into the world; and we are all familiar with the fact that the same important idea (never before revealed in all the ages) occurs to separate and widely distinct minds at about the same time. [4]
He spoke as though forgetful of Soolsby's presence: "As the East is from the West, so were we separate from these lovers of this world, the self-indulgent, the hard-hearted, the proud. [11]
Also I took those twins apart and made two separate men of them. [5]
In spite of this he was placed that day with the other arrested suspects, as the separate room he had occupied was required by an officer. [2]
Therefore, if these things be true, mental-healing and Science-healing are separate and distinct processes, and no kinship exists between them. [5]
It lay between the upper and lower divisions of the Union forces, and kept them separate, until a junction was finally effected across the Missouri neck of land; but the island being itself joined to that neck now, the wide river is without obstruction. [5]
Also I took the twins apart and made two separate men of them. [5]
They are, for the time being, separate from the world, and have a harmony of aspiration. [4]
Each division of the subject might have been extended into a separate essay, but must here be treated briefly. [1]
The shepherds separate the scabby sheep to protect the flock. [10]
She was still the same modest, self-effacing, helpful roommate, but in Honora's eyes she had changed --Honora could no longer separate her image from the vision of Silverdale. [9]
Why, Washington, in the Oriental countries people swarm like the sands of the desert; every square mile of ground upholds its thousands upon thousands of struggling human creatures--and every separate and individual devil of them's got the ophthalmia! [5]
Under such circumstances the gods themselves cannot separate the individual from the multitude; nay, even the innocent animals share the penalty. [10]
So completely does the cast-off arm resemble a separate animal, that it was described by Cuvier as a parasitic worm under the name of Hectocotyle. [1]
He cannot separate the body from the soul, because he holds it to be the most glorious of formed things, and indeed, believes that a beautiful spirit must necessarily inhabit a beautiful body. [10]
But Miss Silence, that was, thought that two families, with all the possible complications which time might bring, would be better in separate establishments. [6]
He therefore proposed that they should separate, going different directions, secure accommodation for the night, rest the following day, and meet the next night at a point indicated. [11]
My own conscience tells me that it is wrong to deprive Bob of his inheritance, and to separate him from his father, whatever his father--may be. [9]
When all had spun themselves to their places, they were about five or six feet apart--and so situated, the entire circle of spinning pagans spun itself three separate times around the room. [5]
They separate the smallpox patients from the healthy people, but in dealing with crime they put the healthy into the pest-house along with the sick. [5]
But this question shews some confusion on the subject; a noise is the sensation resulting from the co-existence of several aerial "simple vibrations" of various periods, each of which intermits so frequently that its separate existence cannot be perceived. [1]
Where else could she hope to rid herself of the nightmares that oppressed her except where she was permitted to see the man from whom nothing could separate her, no matter how cruelly he repulsed her? [10]
Once or twice she had suspected him of wishing to separate them. [9]
If we cannot shape a solid obelisk of the proper dimensions, we can build one of separate blocks. [6]
A separate dwelling shall be appointed you. [10]
But before we separate, listen a few minutes to a man, who means well. [10]
He will not separate us, we have been so happy. [14]
I can hardly separate the story of the following week from that of the one before we went to Paris. [6]
He has to separate the gold from the silver now. [5]
Each has his separate life and personal interests. [10]
We can further see why a great amount of modification in some one character ought not to lead us to separate widely any two organisms. [1]
With that I said, 'We'll take you no further, but separate you, and then loose one of you, and he can relieve the others. [5]
She had no right to separate Bob from his father, whatever his father might be. [9]
At first, the remembrance of her contained nothing save bitterness, but now, by quiet, persistent effort, he had succeeded, not in attaining forgetfulness, but in being able to separate painful emotions from the pure and exquisite joy of remembering her. [10]
These teeth are rather smaller than the other molars, as is likewise the case with the corresponding teeth in the chimpanzee and orang; and they have only two separate fangs. [1]
Besides, people who quarrel and separate may meet again and begin over again: impossible in the other circumstance. [11]
Alone on the prairie--a separate prairie for every criminal--that would take a lot of space; but the idea is all right. [11]
There the happy playmates built houses or boats; there, in a separate room, old Melampus modelled figure-heads for the finished vessels, and he would supply them with clay and let them model too. [10]
Leaving out the phenomenal exceptions, the nice shades that separate the skilful ones show how closely their brains approximate,--almost as closely as chronometers. [6]
This day, and perhaps a few, a very few others, must be lived under the same roof, in order that they could separate without scandal; but things could never go on as in the past. [11]
He kept the peasant families together in the largest groups possible, not allowing the family groups to divide into separate households. [2]
North Carolina thus owned what is now the State of Tennessee; and South Carolina and Georgia owned, in separate parts, what are now Mississippi and Alabama. [7]
The excursionists danced, on three separate evenings, long, long ago, (it seems an age. [5]
He had prompted old Diaz Pasha to speak of him as a reincarnation, so separate and withdrawn he seemed at the end of the evening, yet with an uncanny mastery in his dark brown eyes. [11]
But the brand offered did not suit him; he motioned the box away, and asked for some particular Havana's, those in separate wrappers. [5]
Perhaps not one of the imprisoned souls had been able quite to separate itself in living thought from its old companion. [12]
The last edition of the "Encyclopaedia Britannica" had a complete index in a separate volume, and the publishers of Appletons' "American Cyclopaedia" have recently issued an index to their useful work, which must greatly add to its value. [3]
Nevertheless, the occurrence of such rudiments is as difficult to explain, on the belief of the separate creation of each species, as in the foregoing cases. [1]
If the consciousness of freedom were not a separate and independent source of self-consciousness it would be subject to reasoning and to experience, but in fact such subjection does not exist and is inconceivable. [2]
He sought and obtained on the constitutionality question the separate written opinions of Jefferson, Hamilton, and Edmund Randolph,--they then being respectively Secretary of State, Secretary of the Treasury, and Attorney general. [7]
The ceremony was not unlike that at Cambridge, but had one peculiar feature: the separate special investment of the candidate with the _hood_, which Johnson defines as "an ornamental fold which hangs down the back of a graduate. [6]
Consciously she did not doubt Henderson's integrity or his honor, but she was perplexed about the world of which she had recently had a glimpse, and it was impossible to separate him from it. [4]
If man had not been his own classifier, he would never have thought of founding a separate order for his own reception. [1]
If she was not a squaw, she performed religiously the traditional squaw duties, and made me comfortable: and the fact that we lived separate mental existences did not trouble me because I never thought of hers--or even that she had one. [9]
At the farthest northern building of wood, with a separate gate, in which the orders of the bereaved were taken, and often indeed those of men still in active life, who thought to provide betimes for their suitable interment. [10]
Thus it would need only a word to separate myself from the court; but to join it again would be a totally different affair. [10]
The barbs along nearly the whole length of these feathers stand separate or are decomposed; but this is the case with the feathers of many species, and with some varieties of the domestic fowl and pigeon. [1]
It was with my hearty approval that the teaching of Physiology was constituted a separate department and made an independent Professorship. [3]
It was always my habit to write to Sandy every day, whenever we were separate, and now I kept up the habit for love of it, and of her, though I couldn't do anything with the letters, of course, after I had written them. [5]
Rostov took the money and, mechanically arranging the old and new coins in separate piles, began counting them. [2]
It is only matched in absurdity by the other current idea, that literature is something separate and apart from general knowledge. [4]
That will separate many," she added. [11]
None but a lunatic would, separate himself from his baggage. [5]
To live the life now is to be no more isolated or separate, but to throw ourselves into the great movement of thought, and feeling, and achievement. [4]
If you will let your glass stand half an hour, you can separate the land from the water as easy as Genesis; and then you will find them both good: the one good to eat, the other good to drink. [5]
Neither Dyck nor Leonard Mallow slept at home the night before, but in separate taverns near Phoenix Park. [11]
The two lots kept quite separate, until the Chinese gander seduced one of the common geese to live with him. [1]
She listened so intently that her head began to ache again, but could hear only separate words and those very indistinctly. [10]
With the mere instinct of femineity she saw the falseness of the assumption that the higher life for man or woman lies in separate and solitary paths through the wilderness of this world. [4]
So again, he insists that the separate national existence of Mexico shall be maintained; but he does not tell us how this can be done, after we shall have taken all her territory. [7]
A community which includes a large number of well-endowed individuals increases in number, and is victorious over other less favoured ones; even although each separate member gains no advantage over the others of the same community. [1]
It has been included in the programmes of reciters from the Murrumbidgee to the Vaal, from John O'Groat's to Land's End, and is now being published as a separate volume in England and America. [11]
Here, too, as in Tanis, many had been faint-hearted and rebellious, and others had endeavored to separate their lot from the rest and remain behind; but here, too, they were carried away by the majority. [10]
Two others presided in separate rooms, one of them the late Rev. [6]
The days pass in a slow, dark march; the nights are the test; the sudden wakings from restless sleep, the revived knowledge that one lies in her grave, and another not at my side, but in a separate and sick bed. [14]
It is an impossibility to separate the woman from the princess. [10]

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