Sentence examples for divide this time from inspiring English sources
The number of administrations per prescription should divide this time.
Once again, one of the world's great religions has a bloody divide (this time it is Sunnis and Shias, not Catholics and Protestants).
It may seem easier for the N.H.L. and the union to reach a new deal than it was in 2004, because there is no philosophical divide this time over whether there should be a salary cap.
Now I am at his birthplace and, entering, I discover that it too is divided, this time by a wooden screen to separate men and women.
When war overtook the Balkans again in 1941, the kingdom of Yugoslavia was again divided, this time between the Axis powers and their allies.
At the death of Chlotar I (561), the Frankish kingdom, which had become the most powerful state in the West, was once again divided, this time between his four sons.
C1 Today in BusinessC2 EDITORIALA18-19 Editorials: Unite, not divide, really this time; the court and voter IDs; a dangerous game in the strait.
Reginald M. Barton Jr. New York, Jan . 9 2008 To the Editor: Re "Unite, Not Divide, Really This Time" (editorial, Jan . 9: Some of us are not baffled by Hillary Rodham Clinton's remarks concerning Lyndon B. Johnson: "Dr. King's dream began to be realized when President Lyndon Johnson passed the Civil Rights Act of 1964...
Allowed one minute to testify, Mr. Ferrer said a veto would "send the wrong message that would divide this city at a time when seek to open up the political process".
The Glissonian pedicle of the section is enciecled and clamped under the laparoscopic magnified view (not divided; however, in left medial sectionectomy, the Glissonian pedicle is divided at this time).
