Sentence examples for actually split from inspiring English sources

I guess they actually split when I was nine years old.

When I actually got remanded I actually split my head open with the fright.

And speaking of disruption, Abbott's own base is actually split of some on these policy fundamentals.

It was great!" Public Enemy have had a few periods of reduced activity, but never actually split – which makes them among the longest-functioning rap acts in history.

In 2011, he officially announced the ending of a turbulent 15-year relationship with Goss – though he said that the pair had actually split about two years earlier.

But beneath the superficial joviality, the political deadlock has increased fears that Belgium, made up of French speakers in the south and Dutch speakers in the north, may actually split apart.

I've learned that the art of avoiding the woodpile is as much a ritual as actually splitting the wood.

But that analysis seems incomplete now that the most hard-line acts of Republican resistance are failing to block Democrats from governing, and are actually splitting the Republican Party.

Other important work of Dobzhansky dealt with speciation: the process by which a species does not merely change its characteristics over time but actually splits into two or more species.

Well, I actually split-tested this a few years ago and the results were indisputable.

Some are floating the idea of actually splitting the lineup: having AMD on the low end notebooks to save cost, and putting Intel in the high end, to capitalize on performance claims and big budgets.