Sentence examples for are splitting from from inspiring English sources

But younger Cubans are splitting from their parents and grandparents on politics, and analysts say the power of Cuban conservatism in Florida is now waning.

PayPal, which started in the 1990s, is splitting from eBay partly to push into new areas for growth.

At the same time that fundamentalists were splitting from modernists over whether Christians should accept Charles Darwin's theory of evolution, an academic split emerged: premillennialists vs. postmillennialists.

My head was splitting from lack of caffeine, I was dying for a fag and my feet were blistered and bleeding.

Mr. O'Neill, who ran the financial services group at Ranieri Partners after 22 years at Sandler O'Neill, said that he was splitting from Ranieri because of a desire to move to a smaller operation and that the separation was amicable.

Phenomenally rich Tories like billionaire party treasurer, Michael Spencer, who announced he was splitting from his wife last month, are as unlikely to be swayed by a reinstated married tax allowance as they are to worry about the price of baked beans.

Velizar Enchev, a member of Bulgaria's Parliament who in April announced that he was splitting from a nationalist alliance to form Bulgarian Spring, modeled on Syriza, now says that his venture had been misunderstood and that he never really liked Syriza that much.

On this particular night in 1975, the column she's not writing — the one she calls "the most difficult column I have ever tried to put together" — is going to announce to her readers that after two decades of advocating marriage counseling and being "so antidivorce my dateline could be Vatican City," she is splitting from Jules Lederer, her husband of 36 years.

Even now, no one seems to know exactly what transpired between June 9, when a video clip was posted on YouTube of Colonel Harmoush announcing that he was splitting from the army in protest at the killings of civilians, and Sept. 15, when Syrian state television triumphantly broadcast an interview with the colonel parroting the government's narrative.

Jabhat Fateh al-Sham changed its name last July and announced it was splitting from al-Qaeda.

A major faction of the Pakistani Taliban has announced it is splitting from the militant umbrella organisation.