Sentence examples for To splits from inspiring English sources
verb
Of something solid, to divide fully or partly along a more or less straight line.
All (100%) unilateral slips led to splits falls, as expected.
First, liberal parties are notoriously prone to splits; and second, they are just not that popular.
May seems set on answering the wrong questions in the wrong way, adding to splits and divisions.
AMONG Christian denominations, the Presbyterians stand out for being democratic, decentralised, and hence prone to splits on points of principle.
And the lithically minded noted that limestone is prone to splits and fissures, not entirely unlike Mr Miliband's party.
The recent increase of violence due to splits within the military and the security services has considerably raised fears of civil war.
In addition to the standard supine examination for range of motion, the degree of abduction was measured with the patient observed standing and attempting to do "the splits" (Fig. 1f).
But if he has a defining quality, it is elasticity: his ability to stretch into splits or near-splits while extending himself into the corners to track down the opposition's best efforts and send them back with point-winning pace of his own.
After you can relax in a full split, have a teammate lift one leg an inch or two to achieve over-splits.
In the first game, Zvonareva slid into a half-splits position to retrieve a shot deep to her backhand side.
With SPLITS and ARAGORN no split tRNAs were found.
