Sentence examples for carve it up from inspiring English sources
Ealing council is now so strapped for cash it is considering a plan to lease out its headquarters (and its history) to a developer who plans to carve it up into a luxury boutique hotel, a restaurant and a set of designer apartments.
"The trick is to carve it up in small pieces".
An alternative solution is to carve it up between Santander and giant British bank HSBC.
IN Rumson there's an 18th-century house whose owner wants to carve it up, and people are angry.
Q. Would cutting the long-distance trains help? A. Mathematically, there is no way you can take this company, carve it up, and get the service you require.
Carl Icahn wanted to carve it up into four pieces, but Business 2.0 editor-at-large Erick Schonfeld has a different prescription for what ails Time Warner.
That was the standard picture, one that gave Europe a pretext for claiming the continent as its own and carving it up into surveyable, exploitable pieces.
Turkey was born fighting for its life against European powers that were carving it up at the end of World War I.
The Pork Hock is brought to the table in all its glory, wiith a rich, spicy sauce....and our waiter carves it up into the spicy gingery gravy.
She began spraying the leaf with water and carving it up with a chaveta knife.
Forget carving it up – the Broadway revival of Glengarry Glen Ross is raking it in real nice.
