Sentence examples for by splinter from inspiring English sources

Right after his faith, Jesse believes in old barns, and knows these barns, splinter by splinter.

Drew Shiflett's free-standing structures of paper and glue are like furniture made splinter by splinter.

But the autonomy deal faces a long, obstacle-strewn road to final implementation in 2016 and is certain to be challenged by splinter groups and terrorist gangs in Mindanao and by Aquino's political opponents in Manila.

In fact, when all the votes cast in the presidential race including those cast by splinter groups representing conservative or liberal attitudes are considered, it is apparent that a majority of the American people voted for the conservative position in the 1960 elections.

Either way, India is not the only victim of this murderously stupid policy: terrorism within Pakistan is being fuelled by splinter groups from the LeT and is going global.As India grows in wealth and power, so do fear and obsession in Pakistan.

Loane takes risks in skewering the hypocrisies and inconsistencies of the new Northern landscape: IRA men-turned-politicians continuing to protect past supporters; ongoing punishment violence and killings by splinter groups; and a public who feel powerless and betrayed by those who are supposed to be representing and protecting them.

The deputy leader of the Liberal Party, Julie Bishop, urged conservatives not to jeopardize the coalition's chances by splintering the vote.

Some analysts and human rights workers say the government has sown chaos by splintering the rebel groups to weaken them.

He ran down the dunes, his toes stabbed by splinters of driftwood, and when he reached the wet edge of the sand he stopped to catch his breath.

Moderates could weaken Islamist groups by splintering them but a blaze of renewed fighting this week highlighted the risks of backing any rebel group.

Among them is a strip mall that fronts directly on Route 195, where matchstick blinds hang from the front of a porch characterized by splintering wood and the need for several coats of varnish.