Sentence examples for dividing up between from inspiring English sources

In a party that's increasingly dividing up between purists and reformists, he's decidedly in the latter category, which is more interesting and will be more important.

Its players are dividing up this week between RIVERSIDE CHURCH, where RICHARD HICKOX leads the "Messiah" in his Philharmonic debut, and AVERY FISHER HALL, where CHRISTIAN ZACHARIAS conducts the rest of the orchestra in two Haydn Symphonies (Nos. 83 and 86).

Dividing up the care pathway between facilities disrupted continuity, produced major bottlenecks and created numerous barriers to access.

It is still very much divided up between the big energy companies.

Government institutions are viewed as spoils, divided up between the parties.

The surgeons were divided up between Harlem Hospital, Metropolitan, Gouverneur and Woodhull.

The world gets divided up between China and Islam and a dazzlingly imagined alternative Middle Ages is the result.

But the pound isn't an asset to be divided up between the two countries after break-up as if it were a CD collection.

Karel Lannoo, chief executive of the Center for European Policy Studies in Brussels, said that "the five or six big countries have divided up between each other the important portfolios".

With this in mind, the long threads of narrative usually sung by the tenor Evangelist are divided up between the soloists.

Commercial air routes had been neatly divided up between big carriers and, after the war, the Labour government nationalised the industry.