| The mysterious pain of partings presses upon the returned traveller and the surviver with nearly equal force. |
| Dear me, there is nothing but meetings and partings in this world, as Mrs. |
| Her relationship with William was depicted as a love affair, involving many partings and returns from war. |
| Over all their partings hung the sense of interruption, leaving them both unsatisfied, though ignorant that the other shared the feeling. |
| They soon discover that not all Londoners have side partings and that litter and graffiti and distressed denim does exist in the capital. |
| I am amused by the attack on the book's statement about the use of vermilion in the hair partings of female terracottas in very early contexts in Baluchistan. |
