Sentence examples for divides across from inspiring English sources
Obama hailed Brooke as "a man who's spent his life breaking barriers and bridging divides across this country".
Duncan said that his objective is to equalize "educational opportunity" as it divides across racial, but, he says, even more across economic lines.
Chris Grayling, the justice secretary, was also dispatched to the BBC's Today programme to argue that there were no "massive divides" across Whitehall.
This risks only furthering the deep divides across cities.
The philosophical discussion of Newtonian space and time divides across three distinct eras.
It is of course well known that the Cold War was a clash between systems that could, and occasionally did, cause divides across nationally constituted societies.
The EU is divided across social, political and linguistic lines.
The title is underlined and divided across three lines.
We are much stronger as a society if we are united, not divided, across generations.
Both men told personal stories of the national divide across policing.
Alexandru Ursu did his bit to bridge the political divide across the river Dniester.
