Sentence examples for from splinter from inspiring English sources

Politicians from splinter parties have been known to sell their votes in Parliament or the state legislative assemblies for money.

Very excited about that actually and very happy to be playing three brand new songs from Splinter on this tour.

Would you say "We are Dust" is a good bench mark for what we can expect from Splinter?

Even with 230 seats, the party would fall about 40 seats short of a parliamentary majority, requiring it to seek support from splinter parties.

In the first round of the presidential vote, on April 21, Mr. Le Pen outdistanced Mr. Jospin in part because the left split its vote among a half dozen presidential candidates from splinter parties like the environmental Greens, the Communists and the Trotskyite Workers Struggle.

Alistair (out of a Dundee daughter)" Show champions on both sides of the Atlantic descend from Splinter and her sires.

The eurozone is perhaps one crisis and one deep recession away from splintering.

Political analysts described the developments as a political compromise to keep the coalition from splintering.

Such a process could keep Syria from splintering and put it in the hands of a broadly acceptable government.

Zawahiri is seen as a divisive figure who may struggle to prevent al-Qaeda from splintering into smaller, more regionally focused nodes.

Mr. Rounds suggested that the two approaches might be possible simultaneously, particularly as a way to keep opponents of abortion rights from splintering over strategy questions.