Sentence examples for dividing from inspiring English sources

How different this year's table looks, with only seven points dividing first from eighth and only one of last year's glory-seekers competing again.

In between, she observed that the Conservative's one nation was a bit of a cheek coming from a party that had won the election by dividing the country into several nations.

Or is the only way you get media attention by ripping apart somebody else?" Related: Get to know Bernie Sanders, your latest (socialist!) candidate for president Sanders did say Clinton should indicate her position on the proposed Trans Pacific Partnership trade deal which is dividing Democrats and forcing Obama to depend on Republican support in Congress.

He has been dividing his time of late between his home in New York and a base in Madrid (where he has been working on a theatre project with the cultish performance artist Marina Abramovic), but southern England, where he lived until the age of 10, remains a formative grid reference.

We spent a blissful, greedy day winding in and out of many of the area's finest, sharing just the one plate of tacos or dividing a burrito (still a mammoth meal) in each.

The talk among policymakers in European capitals struggling to counter what they see as the slick Kremlin operations aimed at dividing and enfeebling Europe is of "Putin's useful idiots".

For Ballard, dissection enables psychological as well as physical forensics: "Sitting beside her, I pared back the skin of her shoulder, dividing the muscles and exposing the nerves of her brachial plexus, the strings that had once moved her arms as she caressed her husband, brushed her hair, cradled her child".

Politically inexperienced SNP candidates and organisers may hold the party back in seats such as Paisley and Renfrewshire South, where the 20-year-old SNP candidate Mhairi Black is dividing her time between revision for university finals and fighting Labour's national election campaign director, Douglas Alexander.

It was Sweat and another man, dividing the spoils of a burglary.

The House is now dividing for the third reading.

First-past-the-post is artificially dividing the UK – giving the SNP nearly all Scottish seats on half the vote, while excluding Labour from the south of England and over-representing them in Wales".