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live apart

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live apart
(from someone) to live separated from a person whom one might be expected to live with. John lives apart from his wife, who has a job in another city. He lives apart, but they are still married.
See also: apart, live
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The reason the two wish to live apart is because 47-year-old Broderick wants to remain in Manhattan, while Parker, 44, wants to move with the children to Brooklyn, to grow up away from the hustle and bustle of the city.
Sarah Jessica Parker, Matthew Broderick to live apart by Asian News International
Judith Croft, from Middlesbrough Council's events team, adds: "What really sets Music Live apart is the fact that all the stages are only a few minutes walk from each other, and this creates an enormous buzz right across the site, with tens of thousands of music fans constantly on the move from one stage to the next, all on the look-out for their new favourite band.
A Sunshine bobby by Evening Gazette (Middlesbrough, England)
It is about time the whole system was overhauled to discourage people from having more than two children, to remove the incentive for couples to live apart or claim that they live apart, and finally to abolish the rule giving housing priority to pregnant teenagers.
Letter: Wasted cash by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
 
 
 
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