Sentence examples for divisions apart from inspiring English sources

Back in the 70s and 80s, Stoke and Vale were at least two divisions apart.

It apparently had a good chance of withstanding the German invasion, since the attacking German army comprised only seven divisions, apart from the airborne forces it would use.

Seven years ago Scunthorpe and Wimbledon were five divisions apart and Lincolnshire had four league clubs, though Boston were only brief visitors.

Weygand still managed to muster 49 divisions, apart from the 17 left to hold the Maginot Line, but against him the Germans had 130 infantry divisions as well as their 10 divisions of tanks.

Talk of a "gift" of £1m from BIL to fund the club going forward has so far failed to convince he will not have dual ownership of clubs only two divisions apart.

Aston Villa and Sheffield United - two divisions apart but with 11 FA Cups between them - face off, while Blackpool will look to recreate the Matthews final away to Bolton.

Though a division apart, the teams share remarkably similar league records.

Private equity firm Cinven had bought the Gondola Group in 2006, but was reported earlier this year to be considering breaking this restaurant division apart.

Nine years after Wimbledon were moved 56 miles north to Milton Keynes, and eventually renamed MK Dons, and a decade after AFC Wimbledon were established in the ninth tier of English football by disenfranchised fans, the two clubs, now just a division apart, will meet for the first time.

Remarkably, however, the sizes of sister subclones lay mostly within a factor of two from each other, i.e., less than one round of cell division apart.

It may seem a little strange to cite a player sidelined by groin trouble expected to keep him out until the new year but Forest's Reid-related statistics are compelling, emphasising he remains a class apart in this division.