Sentence examples for a dividing line separating from inspiring English sources

Broadway became a dividing line, separating middle-class neighborhoods to the west from the working-class areas to the east.

Kicking bankers is both popular and an obvious dividing line separating Mr Miliband from the Tories.

What holds the program together are passionate vocal performances that glide so seamlessly between a semi-operatic lyricism and a pop-blues gutsiness that the normal dividing line separating classical formality from pop self-expression completely dissolves.

Given the dividing line separating the two Americas of 2008, a ticket uniting Mr. McCain and Hillary Clinton might actually be a better fit than the Obama-Clinton "dream ticket," despite their differences on the issues.

During the maneuver, the Russian contractors crossed the Euphrates River near the town of Khusham, breaching what Moscow and Washington have agreed is the dividing line separating their respective zones of authority.

What is the dividing line separating the aspects of our mental life that are relevant to the knowledge of lexical meaning from those that are not?

The dividing line separating science from spirituality was crossed long ago, and it doesn't take a lesson in philosophy or theology to pick up a smartphone.

Like in the transient memory case, past growth medium is remembered better than past cell density, but unlike in the transient memory case, there is no perfectly clean dividing line separating out the long-term responses to the two growth media histories.

For example, the placement of the dividing line separating S1 from M1 in Fig. 3 was made under the assumption that these cortical regions were each ~2 cm in width in the anterior-posterior direction, as MRI images have shown for the adult human cortex [ 15, 24, 57].

One important dividing line separated rural and urban youth.

But the Internet, introduced in 1993, is a dividing line that separates everyone who was born before and after.