Sentence examples for at splits from inspiring English sources

But the case of 31-year-old protester Shaimaa al-Sabbagh, who eyewitnesses said was shot by masked policemen on Saturday after they attacked a small procession aiming to lay flowers in memory of Egypt's derailed revolution, has sparked a more sympathetic reaction from Egypt's main state newspaper, hinting at splits in the Egyptian establishment.

You will slowly get more flexible, and soon be great at splits.

He also formed a criminal group around him aimed at splitting the nation.

Oct. 15 -- Eleven-night voyage from Venice to Limassol, calling at Split, Corfu, Katakolon, Nafplio, Piraeus, Iraklion, Rhodes, Antalya and Beirut.

Analysts said Agricole and AGF could unite and make a joint offer aimed at splitting the 10.9percentt share between them.

In a sense they are more adept at splitting off different parts of themselves as something they call a role.

Molinari is meticulous at splitting the difference between her pro-choice stand and the demands of her new job.

With Y.A. Tittle at quarterback, Del Shofner at split end, Joe Walton at tight end and Gifford at flanker, Webster now became the starting fullback.

Took public two years ago at $15, now trades at split-adjusted $134.

Barnes and Noble did announce at the beginning of the year that it was looking at splitting off its digital business.

The shaded galleries are defined by panels that being at split-level enable the landscape to enter inside.