Examples of using Separating us in English and their translations into Indonesian
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
Separating us from God.
The glass separating us.
Well, separating us in the field was smart.
And a bedroom separating us.
Well, separating us in the field was smart. It was the only way.
And there is a great chasm separating us.
It's just the curtain separating us from the next four shows and the 8,000 people whose lives we are about to touch.
But with more generations separating us.
There's nothing separating us. We're all just one. 3 massacres, 3 hot spots, and the witch spell of the century, every supernatural being over there is back with a vengeance.
I wish there was no huge distance separating us.
If we double the distance separating us from it and look at it at a distance of 2 meters, the image it reflects will be reduced[in size] to half what it was in the first case.
It's ridiculous this great table separating us.
That's just my little way of separating us from the rest of the pack.
So there is not that much distance separating us.
Thanks to our friend separating us.
How quickly,how gracefully he would move through the crowds of people separating us.
There is a great chasm separating us.
Although the Anderson family's territory is technically close to the Armenia family's western side,there are steep mountains and cliffs separating us.
Jesus has torn down the curtain separating us from God.
My heart sank when he paused for a few seconds, butI was relieved when I saw his smile behind the glass board separating us," she recalled.
Perhaps we will find a way to cross the enormous gulfs separating us from other stars in our galaxy.
I definitely don't want to think about death separating us.
Why then do people keep separating us.
How can I use the bathroom with this line separating us?
Its a metaphor for the layers we put between ourselves and the natural world, separating us from this vital, life-giving connection.
The three lower chakras operate with personal energy, separating us from others.
Its a metaphor for the layers we put between ourselves and the natural world, separating us from this vital, life-giving connection.
After we arrived at the PSB,the police didn't even give us a chance to explain before separating us and questioning us individually.