Sentence examples for division split from inspiring English sources

About 18 months ago, that division split and Mr. Dunn was chosen to lead Coca-Cola North America.

The division split, with one half marching south towards Basse-Terre and the other north.

By 1846, the schools were known as the Auburn High Schools, and in 1847 the male division split off the school, with the remaining female division taking the name Auburn Female Seminary.

In fact, the state's vote split pretty neatly along the "gnat line"—a part-proverbial, part-geological division splitting north Georgia from south.

A similar division splits the army.The prime minister has tried to roll with the pressure, showing toughness by creating problems for the UN peacekeeping force, and by dragging his feet on the creation of a neutral buffer zone between the two countries.

A few times a year it seems that way — the parents cry while the children giggle at the Pixar movie; even your nongeek friends need to check out "Avatar" or "Inception" to see what everyone is talking about — but more often movies follow the logic of division, splitting what used to be called the mass audience into demographic segments.

The diploid stage of the zygote is believed to last only a single cell division; the two gametes fuse to make a diploid cell which at its next division splits into 4 haploid meiotic products.

Lacks Various Microsoft divisions split up the duties of writing the 50 million lines of Vista code, and they didn't always share the same vision.

But repeating the heroics of last year's campaign could be tough in a division that has undoubtedly improved, and they may find themselves in that middle eight when the divisions split come mid-August.

Recognise reality and make it a 20-team competition, with the 10 teams from each of Super League's two divisions split into four groups of five, thereby guaranteeing each club at least two more home games, and possibly four.

After World War II, political divisions split Western Europe and the United States from communist Eastern Europe and the Soviet Union.