Sentence examples for A divide of from inspiring English sources

They rehearse, she watches: two experiences of the ghetto across a divide of nearly 500 years.

Not an angry divide, necessarily, but an unavoidable one; a divide of generations, convictions, conventions and therefore of styles.

Read today, across a divide of 30 years defined by the AIDS crisis, these books can seem dated, even quaint.

Almost every family contains a divide of some sort, papered over for gatherings by politesse or booze.

The Virunga Mountains separate the basins of the Nile and the Congo rivers and are the only East African mountains to form a divide of continental stature.

All political parties, they note, are uneasy coalitions.And yet a divide of sorts did emerge in Brighton: that between the party's rhetoric, which is flirting heavily with the populist left, and its policies, most of which are assiduously centrist.

Meanwhile, the six stands right now not so much as an emblem of excess and inanity, as a sign in the road, a dividing of the ways, continuing to exert its gravity as old and new divide and converge.

Increasing the applied voltage to 17 kV resulted in a dividing of the straight fluid jet (Figure 2d).

The process looks much more like food competition than a dividing of spoils.

This is an expanded form of the upper-right piece of a divided area of the surface of the sphere shown in Figure 5. Figure 7 The lower-left pieces of a divided area on the surface of the sphere.

That is a geographical divide of historical significance.