Sentence for apart | Use apart in a sentence

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• They spring apart. (8)
• Farina stood apart. (10)
• His nature and her own were so far apart! (8)
• He lives in a world apart. (8)
• They spring up, and move apart. (8)
• A single long envelope was placed apart. (8)
• These cleats are spaced about 8 inches apart. (17)
• Little Jon came to a halt, with his heels apart. (8)
• She drew him imperiously apart from the others. (10)
• Clotilde sat apart from it, locked in her chamber. (10)
• We were too far apart for me to read her features. (10)
• They dance gravely, each couple as if in a world apart. (8)
• Upon these set the floor-sleepers, on edge, 32 inches apart. (17)
• A little apart Juliana Bonner was walking with Miss Carrington. (10)
• He pressed apart two rungs of the venetian blind and looked out. (8)
• His eyes wavered; he uttered a little gasp; his lips fell apart. (8)
• This he kept apart to be looked at daily, as a man says his prayers. (8)
• The Japanese juggler and his son retire together; they are never apart. (21)
• The trouble with success is that it is apt to leave life behind, or apart. (9)
• Apart from its eloquent and consoling philosophy, the picture is pleasant. (10)
• Better to die than to live such false, broken lives, apart from each other. (8)
• So far he spoke like one apart from her, but a flush crossed his forehead. (10)
• The only habitations are little fishing-stations, and these are miles apart. (20)
• These ought to be placed about 22 inches apart to make walking easy on them. (17)
• Nature they read spiritually or sensually, always shrinkingly apart from him. (10)
• I have lived with her, I have lived apart from her, and I cannot live without her. (22)
• And he seemed to estimate his professional duties apart from an aim at the laurels. (10)
• Whoso drank of the ale of the Green Dragon kept in his memory a place apart for it. (10)
• And that it is not of, but apart from, the people, may be seen when great crises come. (10)
• Of the two priests, the giant, Jean de Brébeuf, was led apart and fastened to a stake. (19)
• Apart from that, I want you particularly to know how much I am indebted to Dr. Shrapnel. (10)
• And rather quickly, a yard or so apart, and talking of horses, they returned to the house. (8)
• They stand about a yard apart, and banding their faces towards each other, kiss on the lips. (8)
• She was not, she said, afraid of anything, if she could keep Henry Wiltram and Cuthcott apart. (8)
• His monologue seemed to interest his wife apart from the satirical point it had for themselves. (9)
• The search-lights switched apart; and suddenly, from far away, came a confusion of weird sounds. (8)
• He felt finely, apart from the treason, that her want of money degraded her: him too, by contact. (10)
• Therefore, the clerk and servant performed their daily services and lived apart from their master. (18)
• Indeed, apart from antique houses, it is curious how much description would apply commonly to either. (2)
• Her eyebrows were wide apart, arching with a slight angle, and slanting a little down toward her nose. (8)
• It is more than possible that these main channels will come to be two in number and situate far apart. (8)
• What he saw, in the shadow under his bed, was two small points of light, apparently about an inch apart. (1)
• Fulkerson came and stood with his little feet wide apart, and bent his little lean, square face on March. (9)
• And between these two forms there must be no crude unions; they are too far apart, the cross is too violent. (8)
• Apart from obvious reasons for discomfiture, he had that feeling towards Art common to so many of his caste. (8)
• This angle is not far from midway between these two places, which are 535 miles apart by the river channel. (20)
• Here, in dim light, they mopped their faces, and without a word walked, ten paces apart, to the college gate. (8)
• He stood with his huge hands trembling on the back of his chair, and his dry lips apart, as he stared at Corey. (9)
• Thus it would be a mistake to try to make me happy and we had better bide apart although it would break my heart. (18)
• Saying which, he took Major Brown aside, and, walking apart from the others, led him, by slow steps, into the forest. (6)
• Shrapnel might think what he liked, and say what he liked, as far as she was concerned, apart from the man she loved. (10)
• Quite apart from the subject inscribed on them, Weyburn had now and again a blow at the breast, of untraceable origin. (10)
• The cannon was fired and roared; the band struck up a pompous slow march: and the tent-veil broke apart and rolled off. (10)
• In fact, his sensations there and since had been a revelation, or would have teen if he could have stood apart to see them. (8)
• With his eighty-five, apart from external operations lawful or not, Mr. Parnell can act as a sort of lumbricus in the House. (10)
• He said nothing could be simpler, but when he lifted it, it began to fall all apart, like a clock in the house of the Hoodoo. (9)
• He was a gentle and kindly man, with a life and a longing, quite apart from his vocation, which were never lived or fulfilled. (9)
• The feeling, too, that she was, as it were, apart, cloistered, made her seem nearer to himself, a strangely desirable companion. (8)
• It was a concession to the circumambient enemy, of whom even a good friend was apart, and not better than a respectful emissary. (10)
• Yet at a thought of life apart from her, Solidity and vision lose their state, For Earth, that gives the milk, the spirit gives. (10)
• He seized a falchion hanging apart, but the lady stayed his arm, and led to another flight of stone ending in a kind of corridor. (10)
• On the other hand, not to defend the suit, considering what we know, is, apart from ethics, revolting to my instincts as a fighter. (8)
• His legs were stretched apart, throwing shadows on the green, his hands deep thrust into his pockets, his head a little to one side. (8)
• This moment, when his grandchild was to begin to ride, was in a manner sacred to one for whom life had scant meaning apart from horses. (8)
• He had remarked indeed that, whatever their expression, the brows, arched and rather wide apart, gave them a peculiar look of understanding. (8)
• They tussled, and each having inflicted an unpleasant squeeze on the other, they came apart by mutual consent, and exchanged half-length blows. (10)
• City and country are still so widely apart in every civilization that one can safely count upon a reciprocal strangeness in many every-day things. (9)
• He began by imitating the form and style of Mozart and Beethoven; but from his eighteenth year onward he developed an individuality entirely apart. (3)
• These sentences scarcely carried actual compliments when you knew the speakers; but outraged lovers cannot talk in that style after they have broken apart. (10)

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Definition of apart:

• apart, a-pärt’, adv. separately: aside: asunder, parted: separate: away from all employment: out of consideration, not considered for the moment (with from_). | n. apart’ness. | to set apart, to separate, consecrate. (0)

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