Sentence examples for are to split up from inspiring English sources
Chas and Dave, the popular cockneys whose knees-up music was as much part of the soundtrack to the 1980s as U2 or Madonna, announced today they are to split up.
For some couples, the way to avoid conflict is to split up the territory.
Part of the reason, Girardi said, was to split up the left-handed hitters in his lineup, since the Diamondbacks have two left-handers in their bullpen.
The couples I know have been forced to be civil, while enjoying daily reminders of how right they were to split up in the first place.
Only a few years ago, officials here say, the safest path would have been to split up the children in foster care.
DealBook » Analyst Says Morgan Stanley Would Be Worth More Broken Up | Michael Mayo, an analyst with CLSA, told Bloomberg Television that short-sellers of Morgan Stanley would be "blown to Neptune" if the firm were to split up.
Elsewhere around the world, the trend has been to split up agencies like the Minerals Management Service, separating the officials who are responsible for overseeing natural resource extraction from those who are charged with ensuring its safety.
Another possibility is to split up equipment costs and costs for the service of the system.
After the deal closes, the idea is to split up Adelphia's subscribers.
The basic idea is to split up an apprenticeship into standardised and self-contained modules that are individually certifiable.
