Sentence examples for be split for from inspiring English sources
verb
Of something solid, to divide fully or partly along a more or less straight line.
They have to be split for us to know where, in time, we dwell.
The fishing industry needs to be split for anything to really succeed: praise the good, shame the bad".
Images were bigger, it was more mobile-friendly, and for the first time feeds could be split – for example, into posts by close friends or celebrities.
There have been so many amazing young people making us feel better about the world this year that this category had to be split for our poor addled female brains (pace Godfrey and Boris) to cope.
The melting fillet of sole with imperial lump crabmeat poached in a shallot-mushroom-wine broth over saffron rice was worth the trip — and rich enough, with its broiled double-cream sauce, to be split for two (though the menu warns of a $10 charge for sharing).
Yet, if the product can be produced separately in the system, the input emergy can be split for the products.
Since 1981, party control of the White House and Congress has been split for all but six and a half years.
Mrs. Clinton's advisers have been split for some time about whether she would be better off if she apologized for the vote.
If you look at French politics, the same can be said: left- and rightwing traditional parties have been split for years, with strong sovereignist pressures on both sides.
The responsibilities and resources to address potential problems are split, for the most part, among the Public Health Service, the Department of Defense and in our overseas operations with the Agency for International Development.
All plots were split for nitrogen fertilizer, and appropriate herbicides were used for weed control.
