Sentence examples for good to split from inspiring English sources

But in a BBC interview, Mr. Cameron went on to suggest something never countenanced by any previous British prime minister: that on spending issues, it might be good to split the European Union in two.

It's just that there's perhaps no good way to split the difference with Trump and a GOP conference that's already out to get him.

It's a good idea to split everyone up in different places, just in case you can't hear something from one angle, the other people can hear it from another angle.

You can predict whether they will or will not pay both to backing up for a second, there are two ways we think of virtual goods and this is possibly leading to us but I think it's one good way to split up.

There can be good reasons to split an infinitive.

This may be because, g-C3N4 has a band-gap of 1.4 eV, which is good enough to split alcohols but is insufficient to split H2O under solar irradiation.

A good thing to split less than ten ways is the ten-egg omelet.

Once you've decided to lengthen it beyond one film, there wasn't a really good place to split it into two movies.

All that's necessary for evil to triumph in Florida is for good Republicans to split their vote between Rubio, Senator Ted Cruz and Kasich.

Here's a guy who seems to be funny and good looking enough to split that vast distance between Bill Murray and Matthew McConaughey.

A good trick is to split the briquettes down the middle, ending up with 2 or 3 briquette-shaped (but thinner) pieces.