Why deacon, said Jerry, why surely your honor isn't a goin for to sell me separate from my poor old wife, are you?
When two loving hearts are torn asunder by death or the hand of fate, the pain can be borne, and time may heal the wound; when the cruel laws of human society compel us to separate from those we love, a consolation still remains.
You would not denounce, but pity and excuse him whom stern necessity compelled to separate from you--from what is dearest to him on earth.
Whilst the first was proceeding with the public business, a despatch arrived ordering the governor to form an executive, separate from a legislative council.
That the United States of America, heretofore connected in government with Great Britain, had found it necessary for their happiness to separate from her, and to assume an independent station.
Maine will probably, in time, be also permitted to separate from Massachusetts.
Some say we separate from them as to catholic communion, if we hold not local, particular communion with them; yea, if we join not with them in every mode.
To push asunder; to come off or separate from anything; to disengage.
To set apart as being different; to mark as different; to separate fromanother by discerning differences; to distinguish.
He meant by 'the world' the aggregate of things and men considered as separate from God.
The Old Testament reveals Him asseparate from men; the New Testament reveals Him as united to men in the divine man, Christ Jesus.
I can, therefore, comprehend and appreciate, my dear son, the motive which under such circumstances, induces you to separate from us.
Did you not swear eternal obedience to the Company, and never to separate from us?
Distillation, as hath been already said, is an operation by which we separate from a body, by the help of a gradual heat, the several principles of which it consists.
To decompose Borax by the means of Acids, and to separate from it the Sedative Salt by sublimation and by crystallization.
Bonds break; the cement hath lost its hold; and each is separate from other; That which should be neighbourly and good, is cankered into bitterness and evil.
Maine will probably in time be also permitted to separate from Massachusetts.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "separate from" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
