Sentence examples for cleaving in two from inspiring English sources
On April 11 , 2012 an (M_{mathrm{w}}) 8.6 earthquake struck off the west coast of northern Sumatra approximately 100 km west of the Sunda trench, which is in a diffuse deformation zone where the Australian–Indian oceanic plate is cleaving in two.
It should be of some considerable consolation to Bill Gates and Steve Ballmer that the cleaving in two of their remarkable company will feed more than one generation of vipers.
The story cleaves in two, with Elastigirl, a.k.a.a
In lupin, γ-conglutin is naturally cleaved in two subunits, whereas in P. pastoris it is not.
The end of the fighting brought partition to Nicosia, and Ledra Street was cleaved in two.
Arrested for allegedly causing a public nuisance, Doomadgee suffered four broken ribs, massive internal bleeding, and a liver cleaved in two.
The break is a distraction even for the committed reader: it takes a Knausgaardian feat of memory to remember that the first volume was also cleaved in two.
It is very rare, though, to find Coldplay ("The shit Radiohead, as some people call us," quips Chris Martin) cleaved in two.
He had four broken ribs; bruising on his hands, back and face; and a liver that had been "almost cleaved in two".
