Sentence examples for about that split from inspiring English sources

Allen writes that when the relationship soured he wondered again about that split.

What do they think about that split second before they go on stage?

One of the leaders of National Action, Benjamin Raymond, told me a rumour he'd heard about that split.

There are about 30 people that split weekends, so typically there are about 15 people staying at the house on any given weekend.

With more consistent information about which units that split and merge, or change id number, we could model the system more accurately.

The deal would also bring together two businesses that split about a decade ago.

If a woman is raped, she's raped," replied Ryan, who, as Delano noted, had co-sponsored a bill that split hairs about rape by adding the modifier "forcible".

A work of about 40 minutes that splits in two right down the middle and circles back to its beginning at the end of Part 2: there could have been no better demonstration piece for the qualities of the LP.

What do you do about a stock that splits more than once?

"Many 'Zone' episodes are about that split-second of fate where somebody arbitrarily gets spared or, absurdly, does not," Brode said.

There is a clear and present danger that some in our party are fatalistic about the prospect of that split.