Verwenden Sie „detach“ in einem Satz

1. Attached to the messenger’s leg is a tube – trying not to drop the bird, I detach it and hand it to Berndt, while I tentatively stroke the creature

2. But detach what should have been better with conceptualized control

3. It had been beaten out of her as a child and she had learned early how to detach herself from the world sufficiently so as not to earn blows from her mother

4. With the aforesaid technique in mind, we could choose to ‘zoom out’ or detach ourselves from the moment if we are currently witnessing despondent drama

5. If to each colony which should detach itself from the general confederacy, Great Britain should allow such a number of representatives as suited the proportion of what it contributed to the public revenue of the empire, in consequence of its being subjected to the same taxes

6. Celeste is hoping that her swing doesn’t detach from its wires

7. Ruby, unwrap the flower and detach its head carefully from the stem

8. structurally sound, was seen to detach in midair

9. A girl he could feel was stuck in this mess yet trying so desperately to detach herself from it all

10. They watched the men detach the sling, and wrap the chains from the crane around each main landing gear

11. strength and courage to detach from the Fetal I they still carry within, and move

12. more faith in the ability to be able to forgive and to be able to detach

13. Detach any of the following maps, appropriate to the time of year,

14. “How he used to detach himself over the years!”

15. But it was clear the time had come for me to detach from the identity of a coach or mentor or teacher or guru to my ex-wife (and anyone and everyone else) and from the endless gratitude to her and her husband

16. They had left too quickly to detach it and had ripped it free as they left

17. During the Chinese New Year, I want to detach myself from the

18. Using a small pick to detach it cautiously from the surface ice, Toru then took it with both hands and lifted it up

19. They detach the head and most of the limbs, then fill the empty shell with machinery to enable flight

20. The only job remaining was to shove up the tent, detach and sling the panniers into it and piss off

21. This doesn’t always work in the moment, of course, but with practice it’s possible to detach yourself from the vampires instead of acceding to them

22. He can detach from food but not an intercourse

23. He cleaned the sink, trying to detach himself, as if it was happening to someone else

24. This is why we have to detach ourselves from R-selves, disown iOur beliefs, because they are not always ours, or even us

25. Only the laws of biological growth manage to detach the child from its love object and send it off to the neck of the uterus so it can be born

26. The adult I will have to face terrible battles so it can emerge and be born, and conquer the freedom to detach from its primary love object and turn to another love object that is truly different from the first, not merely a substitute for it

27. By actively reliving this archaic experience, the adult I can find the freedom and the strength it needs to definitively detach from its first love object and from its incestuous relationship with the mother

28. Having taken away the power of life and death from the mother, now Ulysses can fully enjoy the possession of his love object, and when it is time, he will be able to easily detach himself from her and grow up in complete freedom

29. When he is ready to detach himself, the god Hermes arrives and helps Ulysses save himself

30. − his complicity with the seductive, castrating mother that doesn’t want her son to detach from her and become a free man

31. This forgiveness is not a condoning of the actions of the other but it is a decision to detach from hatred, out of love for oneself

32. To love myself means that I want to detach myself from my trauma

33. We don’t want to separate from it, and only forgiveness, that is an act of love towards ourselves, is capable of helping us detach from our trauma and the pain of our trauma and, as a result, from our anger and our need to get revenge

34. It is true that Ulysses betrayed Penelope with Circe and Calypso, but how would he have been able to free himself of his intrauterine incest with his mother, had he not established intimate relationships through which he could understand and overcome these incestuous ties? How else could he decide to detach himself from his mother without first possessing her? Circe and Calypso are two symbols of the mother that first possesses her son and then is possessed by him

35. He returned it with his hunting horn and saw one of the horsemen detach from the advancing party

36. Maybe now he'll detach more warships to help combat the pirate scourge near Khabarovsk

37. Once the ship reaches its destination, I"d send down a diver, detach it, and

38. Fumbling, she manages to detach the pepper spray

39. that he was going to detach himself from me and have someone else within the clan watch over me

40. Weaned: To detach from that which one is strongly attached or devoted to

41. Then he visited Stalin in Russia, trying to detach

42. How can this be evil? In answer: a newborn baby does not have a reflective brain which can detach itself from its own actual circumstances and laugh as an adult laughs

43. But it was clear the time had come for me to detach from the identity of a coach or

44. to finding out who we really are, we detach from those identities in the process

45. doesn't teach that you have to leave an alcoholic you love, but that you can detach from

46. powerful layer of his ego which he would then detach if he continued in that direction

47. Reflective apes detaching themselves from their own actions… apes using stones to detach bones with

48. Abstraction is only one of their filthy evil tactics to detach and dissociate living humans from experiencing the 3-dimensional universe through action, through feeling life with their living naked skin

49. Firstly we need to identify the cause of your problem, the ignition point or the initial trigger and detach yourself from the experience

50. It was also the best thing for the mother to leave the cord attached, as it helped the placenta to fully detach naturally, with less chance of hemorrhaging

51. Muhmmad (pbuh) could detach this

52. You should also detach the cabling plug to the moving trailer, as braking mechanism lights burns out if the box leaks when under water

53. So close was her hold upon his arm, that he feared to detach himself lest he should hurt her; therefore he called out loudly for assistance without moving

54. She could not detach her eyes from the carpet where he had walked, from those empty chairs where he had sat

55. The duke and duchess hearing this, and guessing what it was, ran with all haste to his room, and as the poor gentleman was striving with all his might to detach the cat from his face, they opened the door with a master-key and went in with lights and witnessed the unequal combat

56. A giddiness seemed to her to detach itself from this mass of existence, and her heart swelled as if the hundred and twenty thousand souls that palpitated there had all at once sent into it the vapour of the passions she fancied theirs

57. The Maelstrom! Could a more frightening name have rung in our ears under more frightening circumstances? Were we lying in the dangerous waterways off the Norwegian coast? Was the Nautilusbeing dragged into this whirlpool just as the skiff was about to detach from its plating?

58. We were seated by the fire, as just now described, and Miss Havisham still had Estella's arm drawn through her own, and still clutched Estella's hand in hers, when Estella gradually began to detach herself

59. Merthin seemed to be struggling to detach Anthony’ s clothing from a tangle of boards and splinters

60. Then the figure, from whom she could not detach her eyes, and who appeared more protecting than menacing, took the glass, and walking towards the night-light held it up, as if to test its transparency

61. "Who are you, sir," he asked, "that forget that this is not the manner to enter a house stricken with death? Go, sir, go!" But Morrel remained motionless; he could not detach his eyes from that disordered bed, and the pale corpse of the young girl who was lying on it

62. The cabling was easy to detach, too, just a couple of complicated plugs

63. Then I detach it from the outer hatch and close the outer door

64. They could not be far from the English – but now Caris wondered how she was going to detach herself from the French and join the English without being killed by one side or the other

65. Suellen, embroidering on what she gigglingly called her “hope chest,” was silent tears of enjoyment oozing from her eyes, was pleasurably picturing herself in a wondering if she could possibly detach Stuart Tarleton from her sister’s side at the barbecue tomorrow and fascinate him with the sweet womanly qualities which she possessed and Scarlett did not

66. The custom suited me well, for it gave me a good reason to detach myself from the rest of the party; when the house was full, the garden-room became a rival to the nursery, where from time to time people took refuge to complain about the others; thus without effort I kept in touch with the gossip of the place

67. A quartet of shallow screws was already threatening to detach on either side of the handle

68. You detach completely, you not only find yourself way out on a limb, against your nature, but you’ve lost any power for group resistance

69. He could feel his first-period sophomores watching his shirttail detach from his waistband as he elucidated a nicety from Portrait of the Artist on the board

70. The reveries from which it was difficult for him to detach himself were ideal constructions of something else than Rosamond's virtues, and the primitive tissue was still his fair unknown

71. Then the bulky first stages detach from the bottom of my interceptors and the second-stage engines come roaring to life

72. Having the plan before you trade allows you to detach from the idea and determine ahead of time when you are wrong

73. Here is how I envision ACT being used by the active trader: imagine that every time you have a negative thought about your trading, you were also able to detach yourself from, and thus defuse, the thought before it affected your trading decisions

74. Each of them desired nothing more than to give himself up as a prisoner to escape from all this horror and misery; but on the one hand the force of this common attraction to Smolensk, their goal, drew each of them in the same direction; on the other hand an army corps could not surrender to a company, and though the French availed themselves of every convenient opportunity to detach themselves and to surrender on the slightest decent pretext, such pretexts did not always occur

75. He recoiled three paces, then halted, without being able to detach his gaze from the spot which his foot had trodden but an instant before, as though the thing which lay glittering there in the gloom had been an open eye riveted upon him

76. There are moments when a bit of rope, a pole, the branch of a tree, is life itself, and it is a terrible thing to see a living being detach himself from it and fall like a ripe fruit

77. The care which he had himself taken to detach her from him was succeeding

78. Most of the routed men had jettisoned their arms and such armor as they could easily detach on the run, to speed them on their way

79. Sometimes I launch a process, detach from the session, and reconnect later to examine all the output that occurred while I was away

80. / Finally, dialogic relationships are also possible toward one’s own utterance as a whole, toward its separate parts and toward an individual word within it, if we somehow detach ourselves from them, speak with an inner reservation, if we observe a certain distance from them, as if limiting our own authorship or dividing it in two

81. Only truth in action, by introducing light into the conscience of each individual, can dissolve the homogeneity of error, and detach men one by one from its bonds

82. The Church that sought to detach men from error and to weld them together again by the solemn affirmation that it alone was the truth, has long since fallen to decay

83. In reality it was very much like the rest of the steppe, but because the ABREKS sat there it seemed to detach itself from all the rest and to have become distinguished

84. Death is nothing else than such a transformation, dependent from another partition from the world, another personality: Here I consider as myself, my body with my senses, and then something else will detach itself to be myself

85. Each of them desired nothing more than to give himself up as a prisoner to escape from all this horror and misery; but on the one hand the force of this common attraction to Smolénsk, their goal, drew each of them in the same direction; on the other hand an army corps could not surrender to a company, and though the French availed themselves of every convenient opportunity to detach themselves and to surrender on the slightest decent pretext, such pretexts did not always occur

86. I answer, if it be admitted that sensible heat acts on solids in an increasing ratio to its intensity, it follows that lower degrees, though acting in an inverse ratio to higher, must affect the same bodies in a conceivable degree at any temperature above their natural zero:[40] and though the heat of the sun beating on a plane surface for several hours is feeble, compared with that produced by a burning lens, or air furnace, yet if it be sufficient to detach from one square foot of the earth's surface the 104023 part of a grain in twenty-four hours, the quantity taken from 100 square miles, in the same time and proportion, would amount to ten pounds, which is abundantly sufficient for all meteoric phenomena; and the loss to each square foot, supposing the process to be uninterrupted, would be no more than one grain in 284 years

87. On their arrival, which was about 12 o'clock, I discovered that they had only twenty pistols, and neither cutlasses nor battle axes; but on application to Generals Smyth and Hall, of the regulars and militia, I was supplied with a few arms, and General Smyth was so good, on my request, as immediately to detach fifty men from the regulars, armed with muskets; by four o'clock, in the afternoon, I had my men selected and stationed in two boats which I had previously prepared for the purpose; with those boats, fifty men in each, and under circumstances very disadvantageous, my men having had scarcely time to refresh themselves, after a fatiguing march of five hundred miles, I put off from the mouth of Buffalo creek, at one o'clock the following morning; and at three I was alongside the vessels; in about ten minutes I had the prisoners all secured, the topsails sheeted home, and the vessels under way; unfortunately the wind was not sufficiently strong to get me up against a rapid current into the lake, where I understood another armed vessel lay at anchor, and I was obliged to run down the river by the forts, under a heavy fire of round, grape, and canister, from a number of pieces of heavy ordnance, and several pieces of flying artillery; was compelled to anchor at a distance of about four hundred yards from two of their batteries