Sentence examples for divide of the from inspiring English sources

The divide of the ultimate, between death and life".

Cupcakes have also bridged the most contentious divide of the Middle East.

Across the divide of the industrial revolution, there is another city whose promise of greatness now lies in ruins: Detroit.

It's not clear whether the proposal will succeed but it has drawn support across the divide of the gun debate.

D. Colin Jaundrill carefully traces the transformation of military organization and soldiering across the divide of the Meiji Restoration, when samurai warriors were replaced by modern soldiers.

For a start, unlike the stark urban/suburban divide of the 1960s, by some measures the suburbs have become quite integrated.

That he was nonetheless honored in the United States is a reminder that the great divide of the Cold War was never as simple as it seemed.

Established in 1960, it shares a common boundary with Aoraki/Mount Cook National Park along the main divide of the Southern Alps.

Those two men agreed on little, having come of age on opposite sides of the cultural and political divide of the 1960s.

"A key to ending the divide of the nation and achieving reunification is to end the situation of confrontation between the North and the South," Mr. Kim said.

Suggestions of creating an inner parliament of just the 18 would deepen an already worrying divide of the EU into "ins" and "outs".