Sentence examples for division ends from inspiring English sources

The division ends up threatening the foundation of an already weakening mainstream denomination.

As nuclear division ends, the amount of DNA per nucleus increases still further, a condition comparable with that in various plant- and animal-gland nuclei, presumably connected with the nutritional function of the endosperm.

If the division ends in a tie, the Jets would be the division champion because the first tie breaker is head-to-head competition, and the Jets defeated the Dolphins twice this season.

The way the second division ended was especially insane, with the final promotion and relegation places both settled in the last minute of the last game.

Aberdeen delivered the final blow to Rangers' flickering hope of playing in the Scottish Premier League next season, with the Old Firm giants now expected to be demoted to the bottom division, ending a 140-year stay in the top flight.

Today he is playing again at L.A. Galaxy in California.Marcus Urban, a former football player in Germany's second division, ended his career in the 1990s "because of the pressure (on a gay player) to conform in professional football".

LEAVING EMPTY-HANDED A day after his sister Diana lost her first-round taekwondo fight, Steven Lopez fell in his opening bout in the men's under-80-kilogram division, ending his hopes for a third Olympic title.

UN-led talks in Geneva hoping to create a reunified Cyprus after decades of bitter division ended without a breakthrough on Thursday, leaving officials to reconvene later this month to readdress the issue of how any agreement could be militarily secured.

Football to get here takes three days!" Major League Soccer The first round of games in the second SuperLiga, a tournament between four M.L.S. teams and four teams from Mexico's first division, ended in an even split.

We have talked about tightly packed leagues before, a couple of years back, when Darren Beach pointed out that the Romanian third division ended with first and last (16th) divided by only 10 points in 1983-84.

But the hard work was German: overcoming the guilt-ridden silence of the postwar years, working the cracks in the wall that détente opened, constructing the European Union (most genial of entities) and — when Europe's and the country's division ended — rising to the challenge of unification.