apart

Um, but apart from that, I mean, look, it is the case that we need some fresh thinking in this Congress.

So, after it breaks apart a clam and is ready to chow down, it just vomits up its stomach.

And again, America stands apart from other countries in this sense of disconnection.

And America really stands apart globally for this level of polarization.

We had to pull them apart, me and other guys.

If they're far apart, there are certain...

Rows of homes so alike you can only tell them apart by the color of the car parked outside.

Maybe once an archival dress fell fell apart on the carpet.

There are still intense flurries of love but they are further apart and they last less long.

But Moore's law is falling apart.

One in which we're more part of nature, not apart from it, with consciousness more closely tied to living flesh and blood, not to the dead sand of silicon.

The gizzard contracts and grinds those rocks around with the bird’s food to break it apart.

There's nothing like being uncomfortable or feeling like your dress is falling off, you know, falling apart as you wear it.

But imagine one that doesn't constantly fall apart, that doesn't constantly have potholes and cracks in bridges, that when a storm hits and a small, it’s damaged, then it heals itself.

At the moment we have a system where we make stuff, it falls apart, we remake it, it falls apart, and we throw the waste away into the environment.

Population genetics shows us there’s much more in our DNA that we have in common than what sets us apart.

And when the boy replies, “I won’t,” it’s the first time in the book he sets himself apart from his brothers, switching from “we” to “I.”

And quantum computers may be essential to stabilize the vacuum and hydrogen so that they don't cause an accident or they don't fall apart.