Sentence examples for division draw from inspiring English sources

(All for a third division draw on a wet November afternoon. In Southampton).

But we live in a time when merchants of division draw us away from mutuality and toward the undoing of democracy itself.

The 99th division drew back to a defensive position and held.

And Chesterfield, from Rovers' division, drew 3-3 with star-studded Middlesbrough in an epic FA Cup semi-final before losing a replay.

The official leave campaign, focused on victory and avoiding internal division, drew up only the flimsiest plan for what Brexit would look like, pointing vaguely at the exit door, but with little idea of what lay the other side.

Nazli Ilicak, a member of Parliament from the Islamic-oriented Virtue Party, first disclosed that the army intelligence division drew up a plan in spring 1998 to spread false information that the journalists and others were paid by the outlawed Kurdistan Workers Party, or PKK.

McDougall says there has been no communication from the SPL to SFL clubs about the proposals the top division drew up last week.

Elements the 46th Partisan Division, drawn from the 24th (Kragujevac) Corps, also provuded support for the corps.

Upon formation, the division drew its personnel from all Australian states and consisted of three four-battalion infantry brigades the 9th, 10th and the 11th and a number of supporting elements including engineers, artillery and medical personnel.

The acceptance speeches are traditionally when television news divisions draw their largest ratings of the conventions.

At the outbreak of the First World War in August 1914 Pilcher was on leave in England, and offered his services to the War Office, but was initially turned down as unsuitable for command by Sir John French; however, in January 1915 he was appointed to command the newly formed 17th (Northern) Division, a New Army division predominantly drawn from northern England.