Sentence examples for blue divisions from inspiring English sources

DIC images of GCs from FAMALGK plants illustrating the entry (black), amplifying (green) and spacing (blue) divisions and their subsequent progression in the lineage (left to right).

Kidd has nicknamed the Atlantic Division "the black and blue division," but right now the Nets are handing out all the bruises.

In the Blue Division championship game of the Southern California Invitational, Malibu rallied for four runs in the seventh to defeat Sierra Canyon, 5-4.

His popular-majorities were more slender (and narrower in 2012 than in 2008), reflecting deep red-blue divisions of these times.

Five months after midterm elections that demonstrated the rising power of independent voters, conservative and liberal activists continue to drive the presidential campaign dialogue, deepening the red-blue divisions that have defined national politics for more than a decade.

The dozen states that have passed laws restricting drones do not fall into conventional red-blue divisions, nor do the score of states competing to be the site of the Federal Aviation Administration's test sites for drones.

We are in a time in which there are both rising expressions of independence from the two major parties by many Americans and elections in which the red-blue divisions are increasingly stark.

What used to be the black-and-blue division now features three high-powered passing systems, and that is especially good news for the Lions.

The city's pro football team, the Bears, plays in the "black-and-blue" division, so nicknamed because it is historically America's most violent.

The NFC West is the new black-and-blue division, and the Seahawks will beat up on the Redskins.

Indeed, anything that distracts attention from blue-on-blue Tory divisions is fine by the PM.