Sentence examples for had partitioned from inspiring English sources

She had partitioned it, creating a separate entrance for her work space, which was functional, but awkward.

Ferdinand I, on his death, had partitioned his kingdoms among his various children, leaving Leon to his second son, Alfonso VI.

The tomb's architect, Adolf Szyszko-Bohusz in 1937, was charged with a brief to emphasise Poland's triumph over the foreign powers that had partitioned the country at the end of the 18th century.

The problem had not affected everyone who downloaded the program, Apple said, but only a subset who, among other particulars, were using Apple's Mac OS X operating system and had partitioned their hard disks into two or more drives.

The process was made simpler because I had partitioned my original Hitachi drive (that is, created a digital "wall" between different kinds of files) into two spaces: one for work and one for music, video and images.

Adam Jerzy, Prince Czartoryski, (born January 14 , 1770 Warsaw, Pol. died July 15 , 1861 Montfermeil, France) Polish statesman who worked unceasingly for the restoration of Poland when Russia, Prussia, and Austria had partitioned his country's former lands among themselves.

We've partitioned off the painful ones.

Lenore Doxsee has partitioned the stage with bright orange plastic netting and patches of fake grass.

This is called a muntin screen and would once have partitioned the family's quarters from the animals' while allowing the bestial body heat (and probably other things as well) to permeate the building.

Like Destiny, The Division has partitioned its competitive multiplayer (or PvsP) component into a separate area – but it's done it in a much more subtle, seamless way than the Crucible.

As previously explained, we have partitioned the network into disjoint families of scholars.