Sentence examples for and share out from inspiring English sources
The operation of rings - that is, groups of dealers who agree before a sale that only one of their number shall bid for a particular lot they are interested in, after which they privately re-auction it among themselves and share out the cash difference between the two prices fetched - it is a pretty old practice, and a standard one on the Continent.
His subsequent refusal as president-elect to cut deals and share out jobs and favours with political factions has fed the hostility of his critics.
After all, they have presided over 30 years of peace and prosperity and share out enough of the wealth to keep people fairly happy.Moreover, barely a fifth of the emirates' 4m residents are citizens: the rest are workers from abroad, many from India and Pakistan.
No such plan is liable to emerge until Mr Bush makes a difficult decision: whether to "park" the conflict ie, aim only to reduce the violence, and share out and spin out the diplomacy or risk driving forward to a final settlement.Mr Bush's improvised bits of firefighting and exhortation do not yet add up to a coherent planIn this section How sick is Europe?
This despite the fact that modern traffic lights are adaptive: they sense the traffic arriving in each direction and share out the delays equitably.
They'll also be able to see what music videos their friends on the social network are watching, and share out what they're watching with others.
Everything in the piece grows out of Percy's solo line – his rhythmic pitches are mirrored by Garland's saxophone, and shared out between the different sections of the orchestra.
"When the men had been to kill the seabirds," he says, "they were put in a big heap and shared out". Not according to who had risked life and limb to collect them, but according to need.
But not before it was apparently screengrabbed and shared out on forums.
"But there have been countless other incidents where unnamed thousands have been abducted, brutalized, sexually violated and shared out as 'wives' to insurgents".
Food-sharing differed in numbers of sharing-in and sharing-out between the two villages.
