break apart

To break apart one of the paragons of the modern Western world?

Of course, we could see the INA break apart in the negotiations that are going on.

Set the cover slightly ajar and simmer the baccalà for about an hour and a half, until the fish chunks break apart when stirred.

Then the concourse of people, who had waited so long and patiently, began to break apart.

They never break apart when frying, as they contain no shortening, yet they are sufficiently rich to satisfy anyone.

The ground rumbled under their feet, so that many feared it would break apart and bring the parapets down on top of them.

The holes must be large enough to let the melted metal through and small enough to break apart easily when cold.

Cool, break apart, discard entrails and fine vein running down the centre of the tail.