Sentence examples for divide lay from inspiring English sources
Hopefully the day will come when the two parties on either side of the Rapha divide lay down their cycling caps and accept that we are all cut from a similar cloth.
One major divide lay between children's librarians, epitomized by the daunting Anne Carroll Moore, the New York Public Library's first children's director, and progressive educators, led by Lucy Sprague Mitchell, who ran the experimental Greenwich Village school now known as Bank Street.
This divide lies at the heart of the separate spheres ideology.
Beyond the Islamist-liberal divide lie broader issues as the government's struggles to cope with mounting economic and social pressures over the problems it inherited when Zine al-Abidine Ben Ali fled to a gilded exile in Saudi Arabia.
The Keyvy drainage divide lies in the central part.
This in turn raises the question of whether the real explanation for the Atlantic divide lies in our different political institutions.
"The iconostasis divides the lay community from the priests--the material world from the spiritual one.
It is here that the greatest divide lies.
Right in the heart of this newly divided territory lies the broad expanse of the Ferghana Valley.
Academics often refer to the rural-urban divide, but the great divide today lies between the global forces of social and technological change versus a traditional interpretation of social norms.
What strikes me as most lacking in the above description -- most missing the point -- is the bit about the iconostasis dividing "the lay community from the priest".
