Sentence examples for be divided between a from inspiring English sources

Europe will be divided between a solid centre of its euro zone and a wobbly periphery.

Its responsibilities will be divided between a new consumer watchdog and the Bank of England, the country's central bank.

Smokestack industries did disappear; jobs came to be divided between a lower stratum of service workers and an upper stratum sitting in antiseptic bubbles playing with computers.

The task will be divided between a new, American-trained civil defense force -- which General Schwartz described today as a "facility protection cadre" -- and regular Iraqi police officers.

DB predicted a dominant role for state-backed transport groups across Europe today, forecasting that control of all bus, rail and coach networks on the continent would be divided between a maximum of five businesses.

But there was always a perception that St Kilda during the Lyon era tended to be divided between a small core of well-remunerated elite talent and a larger pool of role players who were tethered to specific roles.

(His and Mrs. Sanders' shares in the company are now held in trust and will eventually be divided between an American charitable foundation and a Canadian one).

The Catharists maintained that the cosmos was divided between a good God and an evil one.

He said the 19th floor is divided between a research division and payroll and accounting departments.

Power is divided between a mayor and a Board of Supervisors who are often at loggerheads.

Accommodation for up to 16 people is divided between a treehouse, a potting shed, a hunting lodge and a tipi.