detach from, with, to, because or by?
| Rave trip your mind is detached from your body. |
| The corollary being, I am detached from Mindanao. |
| Remain confident and detach from the immediate issue. |
| I detach from my books almost immediately after I publish them and I have no regrets. |
| Ultimately, we detach from a relationship because we feel we can't ask for what we need. |
| But at this point, I asked Dowd if perhaps I should try to detach from some of the suckers. |
| The PSU input remains where it was in the other PSP models, strangely detached from the power light on the E-1000. |
| PERIO CHARTING Measures the depth that the gums have detached from the side of the tooth forming a pocket (perio pocket). |
| Every unit of the development is detached with individual, private gardens. |
| It is in quiet area, but is semi detached with another cottage - nice neighbours. |
| This is a superior home, detached with large garden to front and rear, measuring 3. |
| On the 21st Triumph was detached with Comus for a ten-day period of availability at Sasebo. |
| It will be beautifully kitted out - UNFURNISHED - and is semi detached with garden to the front and rear - electronic gates - all the extras. |