Sentence examples for great split between from inspiring English sources

The great split between the Bolsheviks and Mensheviks happened there.

In fact, his admission, coming just before arguably his most beloved song, Glacier, is the moment that tips his set over from merely great (split between pounding, techno-influenced tracks, during which Grant proves himself to be the very model of hip-shaking funkiness, and piano ballads, with his mordant lyrical wit amply on display) into something tumultuous.

But 27 years later, the church resumed its iconoclasm, leading to almost thirty more years of persecution and ultimately to the great split between Eastern Orthodoxy and the Roman church.

"No. 1, I had a great split.

The patient containment of cold war tensions no Far Left appeasement, no Far Right rollback appears in light of the early 1990s implosion of the USSR, a safe and successful end to the great ideological split between communism and capitalism.

The great forest is split between Bangladesh and India, but the bulk of its lies in the former.

Positive balance occurs when services are withheld - the less service given, the greater the amount split between the insurance company and the medical-care panel.

But the prospect of an unpopular Labour leader governing by the fluke of a vastly greater conservative force split between Tories, Ukip and Cleggite Lib Dems is not heart-warming.

The most memorable evening for me was split between two great places run by the Maccioni family at the Bellagio: Le Cirque, dealing in upscale Tuscan fare, and sister restaurant Circo plying a good trade with decent French cuisine.

The money raised from the charity event on Saturday will be split between the Great North Air Ambulance, which was Mr Barker's preferred charity, and the Care of Police Survivors (COPS) which support families of officers killed while on duty.

These show that the split between the great albatrosses and the North Pacific albatrosses occurred by 15 mya.