Sentence examples for achieve a split from inspiring English sources

From a handstand I kick my legs apart to achieve a split leg position.

Santana gave up three runs, the Mets scored twice and the result, yet again, was a loss, 3-2 thethe Yankees, leaving them in the unattractive position of having to rely on Oliver Pérez on Sunday to achieve a split of the four-game series.

To remain relevant in the National League and to achieve a split of this four-game series Sunday night (in a game televised by ESPN), the Mets 43-477) will be wise to follow the blueprint for Saturday's victory, without the bullpen heartache.

The primary objective, the determination of MTD of the split-dose regime, was achieved: a split-dose regime of 30 mg/m docetaxel, 40 mg/m cisplatin and 2000 mg/m 5-fluorouracil was recommended for the subsequent and still ongoing phase II study.

Last year he led the fund-raising effort that helped Democrats pick up four United States Senate seats and achieve a 50-50 split.

Commonwealth-supported university places are funded via the CGS, with Pyne arguing that an average 20% cut in the commonwealth contribution per place would achieve a fairer split between the amount borne by taxpayers and students.

But Fehr cautioned that significant differences remained in how the owners and players would achieve a 50-50 splin in overall revenues; players' contract rights, including free agency; and who pays for the damage caused by the lockout.

Fox and CBS both rebounded from their substandard performances last week (when they faced off against the Country Music Awards on ABC) to achieve a ratings split on Wednesday: Fox won the night in the 18-to-49-year-old 18-to-49-year-old 18-to-49-year-old 18-to-49-year-old 18-to-49-year-oldrs.

Chance has it that the participants would achieve a perfect split between the smut and the non-smut, when they got any image at all, just like flipping a coin.

Thus the height difference from the reference bar on the right, indicates the total number of internal metabolite mass balance constraints that have been sacrificed to achieve a particular split.

If the premise is that equity is achieved in total at NIH, the individual investigator is not obligated to study both sexes, nor is each program within each institute obliged to achieve a 50 50 split of research dollars spent on female and male preclinical research.