Sentence examples for conveniently split from inspiring English sources

One of them covers an entire wall at Summit, while the second is conveniently split where a pillar divides another wall.

His heroes still band together, but some "timeshare, like Helios and Nocturne, who conveniently split day and evening shifts on account of one is solar powered and the other is half vampire".

It is shown that under such circumstances the total mass deposition rate can be conveniently split into three additive contributions, the simplest being the vapor contribution, which can be computed (based on LVCE) without a knowledge of the condensate contributions.

Spectra can be conveniently split into those obtained during 2002 (listed by sample and date in Table 1, Additional File 1) and the Helios screening run (listed in Table 2, Additional File 1).

This setup was preferable because it conveniently splits up different parts of the program logically.

Anita worked and, while Saul tried to write, supported the family financially, something his father conveniently overlooked, Bellow says, after they split up and she had to chase him for alimony.

And even though it's a week away, we all know who has already set their table with a creative diorama depicting the splitting of the sea (conveniently posted on Pinterest) and who is getting a head start on the four cups of wine.

The cost savings conveniently floated up the pyramid and were split among the executives and their board members, lawyers, accountants, investment bankers and other friends.

And for those on the prowl post-split, the Breakup Notifier app for Facebook conveniently (or creepily?) sends an email when someone you're interested in changes their relationship status.

Valve, in a very conveniently timed announcement yesterday, announced that it was rehashing its revenue split with developers in a bid that they hope will keep higher-earning developers on the platform.

All these eyes on Carter help us see how Jim Crow and civil rights split the white majority into rival identities: the earnest protester, the mercenary, the cop, the seemingly innocent but conveniently confused.