pull something apart
pull somebody apart

Between 1983 and 1984, they began to pull apart the company.

Before they were done, a candidate was pulled apart and put back together again.

For the majority of the season, we were pulling apart.

Everything is pulled apart throughout the length of my body.

I kissed her, and when we pulled apart, she looked down at the ground.

Schools and friends take them, then pull apart the bonds to the old ways.

Then, almost with regret it seemed, they finally pulled apart.

He felt his lips get pulled apart, and something hard touch him.

It seemed they deserved something better than to be pulled apart.

The control center building was trembling, being pulled apart by the power of it.

The girls both pulled apart not wanting to but knew that they had to.

He pulled apart the brown paper, which was held together by a few pieces of tape.

What the Convention has built up, you are pulling apart.

"You must hold on to me because we've been pulled apart.

The lighter she is, the less chance she'll pull apart.

This helps to prevent the members from being pulled apart.

It isn't long before he is found and soon pulled apart.

Put the pulled apart negative face down on paper (or other material).

Are you sure I'm not going to be pulled apart?"

This ferry must be pulled apart if necessary to find out what went wrong.

The crabs were pulled apart to show what was happening.

Some plates move against each other rather than push or pull apart.

When we pulled apart, she was shaking like a young leaf.

In the large magnetic field, the two particles are pulled apart.

By the spring of 1945, the Japanese empire had been pulled apart.