Sentence examples for a split to from inspiring English sources

Ms. Dory will house the bees and, if they survive the winter, she will give half of them, in what is known as a "split," to Ms. Dorn.

Halak is sure to get the biggest ovation at the Bell Centre on Tuesday night, when 22,500 fans welcome back the Canadiens for their first home game since a first-round upset of the Washington Capitals, the N.H.L.'s No. 1 regular-season team, and a split to open their second-round series against the defending Stanley Cup champion Penguins.

I've only done one short work placement at a family centre (a private body, partly funded by social services, where families' needs are assessed), and there wasn't enough of a split to see the difference because a lot of the work came directly from social services.

After waiting nine weeks for an appointment she was told she did not have wet macular degeneration, but a split to her retina.

However, Carter said there is no timeline for a split to take place and that the issue is still under consideration.

The bioactive fractions were recorded on a HPLC MS/MS system which consisted of the HPLC Premier XE (Waters, MA, USA) connected through a split to the mass spectrometer (Waters, MA, USA) detector system operating at 45 °C.

It rose from $13 a share in August, adjusted for a subsequent split, to a peak of $333 on March 10.

This increase reflects the fact that a 10/40 to 10/60 split does not increase the information available as much as a 25/25 split to a 35/35 split.

For one, our viewing eye takes a split second to acclimate to the new angle.

"Snipers have split seconds to take shots, and he had a split second to decide whether to shoot".

His candidacy has added a generational split to the coalition's other failings.