Sentence examples for from this division from inspiring English sources

"He's not from this division.

We hope to make an appointment very shortly, with promotion from this division once again the priority.

Once Time Warner completes its acquisition of Adelphia, a bankrupt cable operator with a valuable franchise, roughly half of Time Warner's profits will come from this division.

But none of these teams boast a reliable defense, meaning nobody from this division is going to the Super Bowl. 1 Seattle (9-7) STRENGTHS -- Matt Hasselbeck is a solid quarterback, hitting his prime as he nears 30.

But Roy Keane has won promotion from this division on his only previous foray and you imagine he will be busier than most in the transfer market in the coming weeks.

"It's very difficult to generalise," said Franklin, "but I can say that from this division, where we had Howard Jacobson, Martin Amis, Haruki Murakami and Ian McEwan in pretty quick succession, there is no evidence at all that any of them have suffered.

Support for this division came from Gordon Holmes' studies of VFD from gunshot wounds in World War I (Holmes, 1918), Harvey Cushing's series of patients with temporal lobe tumors (Cushing, 1921), and patients with penetrating head injuries (Spalding, 1952).

Too big for this division Looking from atop the moral high ground are the good folk of Barnet, whose manager Paul Fairclough has gone all Brangelina.

Justification for this division stemmed from the observation that EAF-bearing EPEC far outnumber atypical EPEC as the cause of infantile diarrhea in less-developed countries and of diarrhea outbreaks in general (3 ).

Most winners and finalists have been from the second tier, while only four teams have won the competition from below this division.

"They are both attached to their political stances, but the victim is the Palestinian citizen who is suffering from poverty and this division".