keep apart

We have been kept apart so much of our lives.

They were kept apart from her as a matter of policy.

If people are not to love, then they must be kept apart.

So they needed to be kept apart if it was at all possible.

Just like an old woman, she used to dress in black and keep apart from the others.

It was the managers who had to be kept apart.

They will of course be kept apart in the hiding place.

And Blue, who had kept apart from the others, showed no desire to eat.

They had been kept apart until the time for their entrance.

The two things are completely separate, and must be kept apart.

In the end, speech and music could hardly be kept apart.

For the most part, each faction kept apart in its own area.

Drug use and violence have, despite a certain overlap, been kept apart, with good reason.

In the hospital example, such a relationship could be used to keep apart doctors' personal or administrative information.

They usually find the thought of being kept apart very upsetting.

Students were, however, taught to keep apart from the secular world.

Or would you rather that we should keep apart for the present?"

A variant of the #Heel turn, in which the feet are kept apart.

They'd be kept apart from now on and questioned independently.

The two were kept apart, and each walked surrounded by a separate guard.

Initially, the two groups were kept apart and unaware of each other.

For Greene as a novelist, life and work could be kept apart.

It was as if the elites of two countries, kept apart politically, were finally coming together.

It pays, then, to have an external second drive that you keep apart from your computer.

I doubt that many fathers and daughters are kept apart for so long.