(1) His hair was dark, with a side parting

(2) The chief appeared with a dramatic parting of tent-flaps.

(3) I tried it, sort of expecting a parting of the Red Sea.

(4) It was one o'clock, and I felt as if I had been up since the parting of the heavens and the earth.

(5) Remember the parting of the Red Sea, along with so many other interventions which led to the Exodus from Egypt.

(6) For a couple embarking on a serious relationship, discussion of the terms to apply at parting is almost a contradiction of the shared hopes that have brought them together.

(7) Much similar to the parting of the Red Sea, the white cloud split into two as the mad scientist confidently strolled out of it.

(8) When the two returned from Hardwar, Sahiban had a dot of sindoor on her forehead and some more in the parting of her hair.

(9) The parting of her grey hair is once again red with vermillion, mark of a Hindu wife.

(10) Most of these manly poses usually ended with one of us looking right down the barrel at certain death, or, on one occasion, holding the bloody thing the wrong way round and shooting a pellet right through the parting on his hair.

(11) The parting of the Red Sea

(12) Walking through the garden afterwards, she felt the usual feeling on their parting , fear and longing.

(13) Londoners tend to scurry outside at the slightest hint of sunshine, so feel free to look for a parting of the clouds and mention how lovely it is.

(14) The centerpiece is the parting of the Red Sea and its subsequent disposal of Rameses's guards and chariots.

(15) Science can comment usefully on such issues as the age of the Shroud of Turin, the parting of the Red Sea, or genetic studies of alleged lost tribes of Israel.

(16) The wrench of her parting from Stephen

(17) She wondered if she would be less devastated if she hadn't witnessed the parting of her father's soul, but couldn't find a definite answer.

(18) Now the parting is gone, my hair is brushed unceremoniously straight back.

(19) This story of parting manages to be poignant and pretty yet not cloying and the rhythm will move you as much as the words.

(20) In the film Oliver's attempt to get Fagin to pray is overwhelmed by the emotional intensity of Fagin's sense of parting from the young orphan he took in.