In July, the authors Julian Barnes, Ian Rankin and Stephen Fry backed a campaign to overturn planning permission to carve up for new development the former home of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle in Hindhead, Surrey.
Books I'm adapting Jonathan Coe's What a Carve Up! for Channel 4, so a lot of books about the Thatcher era when it's set - Ferdinand Mount's Cold Cream, Simon Jenkins's Thatcher's Children, AN Wilson's Our Times.
Corporate entities allow for easy carving up of equity stakes, one reason why unincorporated entities often can't find funding.
Beachcombers long for storms that carve up the beach into steep, sloping sections that expose levels of sand that have been covered up over time.
That 129,000-square-foot space is being carved up for several tenants.
The streets are always deserted, the residents lurking inside their fortified castles, the beaches carved up for private use.
In addition, the 150-acre Willoughbrook Farm on the northern fringe of the borough is about to be carved up for 110 custom houses.
The remaining money, which must be stretched over two weeks, is carved up for other necessities like the phone, gas and electricity.
Turkeys carved up for the holidays are breeds cultivated from the wild turkeys that were domesticated more than 100 years ago, but their descendants have been bred to have different features and are so heavy they are unable to fly.
Newarke Street, once one of the city's most important and historic thoroughfares, was carved up for cars in the 1960s, and became a racetrack in all but name.
A mountainous crossroads, fought over and carved up for centuries by Arab, Mongol, Persian, Ottoman and Russian empires, Georgia has its own language and alphabet, early Christian churches, polyphonic songs and an 8,000-year-old 8,000-year-old 8,000-year-old
