Sentence examples for divided out from inspiring English sources
This form of the verb "divide" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English
You can use it to refer to the act of distributing something or portions of something among a group. For example, "The students were each given a slice of pie that had been divided out among them."
The different plots are divided out by the flags, as you can see in the picture.
If the ROH got even more share of the existing funds that is currently divided out between opera companies, I suspect there would be open rebellion.
"Going forward, it should operate like any other board and perpetuate itself and not be divided out by special interest groups," a senior White House official said.
The Grotto is particularly bitterly fought over: even the 15 Grotto lanterns are divided out like the spoils of a war.
Their religion is divided out in rotation, one Catholic, the next Protestant, etc. Tells about the hospital, etc. Nine internes are on the staff and 200 nurses graduate yearly.
The symmetries of these tensor models can be divided out to give an explicit representation of the mirror, and we give a simple group theoretical algorithm for determining which symmetries should be used.
With names and places like that, it's no wonder so many people lead divided, out-of-sync digital lives.
"But they do not divide out the Nobel Prize in that way.
So we're dividing out in the time domain by a factor, which is equal to the sampling period.
Well, dividing out in the time domain by capital T would correspond to multiplying in the frequency domain the frequency axis by capital T.
That should divide out to a bit less than $100,000 per family, but the widows say they have seen nothing close to that.
