Sentence examples for divided little from inspiring English sources

Enter the special exhibition room at the Morgan Library in New York between now and June and, if you are a British visitor, you will immediately be struck by something that our own increasingly petulant and divided little country lacks.

They are trying to ban the use of NoLIta, for North of Little Italy, saying that it is a label dreamed up by real estate agents that artificially divides Little Italy in half.

These data show that differentiated DC divide little and do not rapidly apoptose following radiation.

It is at the western end of the valley cut by the Danube between the Pilis and Börzsöny hills, which divides the Little Alfold (Little Hungarian Plain) from the Great Alfold (Great Hungarian Plain).

While these four paths extend before us, we find ourselves divided into little cells, with glass walls.

The Vatican, he wrote, was "a kingdom divided into little feudal states"; it was a "chaotic, an unimaginable situation".

After being greeted at the door with a drink (Bombay Sapphire is a mainstay), you find a tray of food on your seat, divided into little numbered boxes.

Until the late 70s the city's cultural scene was divided, with little traffic between the art galleries, chi-chi uptown discos and grimy Lower East Side punk haunts.

Have ready a tablespoon of butter worked with a level dessertspoon of flour and divided into little pieces the size of a hazelnut.

It seems that many of the Chinatown apartments that tenants are clinging to are illegal subdivisions, minuscule single rooms divided by little more than wooden boards.

There are actually three separate falls: on the US side, the American Falls and the narrow Bridal Veil Falls are divided by little Luna Island.