Sentence examples for a division where from inspiring English sources
Second clue: This team plays in a division where the top two teams have bumped each other from first place the last 10 days.
PB: Adrian Peterson's return gives Minnesota the right combination of talent and opportunity in a division where nobody else appears to have got stronger.
In a division where Buffalo is forced to play the Patriots twice, as well as the gradually improving Jets; the Bills will surely be forced into an offensive fire fight, and only then will this team's true calibre be visible.
And Williams is giving the Dolphins -- the first-place team in the American Football Conference East -- a chance for postseason glory in a division where only two games separate the top teams from the bottom team with three games left.
While that outcome appears unlikely, deep-seated uncertainty must have long been the overriding emotion for teams in a division where only four sides are neither threatened by relegation nor involved in a promotion push, and some appear better at dealing with it than others.
While Leach's progression to the top of Division Two's wickets table has caught the eye, the New Zealander has taken his wickets even more cheaply, his genuine pace a real strike weapon in a division where it is a rare sight.
To the practical administrator it is false to make a sharp division where independence falls.
"I would say it's imperative that we do tackle it, we do set up a certain division where it's guaranteed that certain people … certain groups of people will be able to express themselves".
The Tocqueville team did so well in the mid-1990s that it was moved into a better division, where it floundered.
In a loaded division where everyone seems to be clicking on all cylinders, the Phillies are still lagging behind the pack.
For example, in Drosophila neuroblasts, the cell fate determinant Prospero is physically segregated into the daughter cell of a neuroblast division, where it drives differentiation and suppresses stem cell identity (Doe et al., 1991).
