Sentence examples for has split off from inspiring English sources
Today, Lily Dale remains home to the National Association of Spiritualist Churches, but Cassadaga has split off from any official organization.
Now that the southern part of Sudan has split off and formed its own nation, many politicians here in the north, including President Omar Hassan al-Bashir, have a new way of referring to what remains of their country.
PHIL LESH AND FRIENDS The bassist Mr. Lesh has split off from the rest of the Grateful Dead's former members and created a touring band that builds on the Dead's tumbling countermelodies and rhythms and sounds like a glorious tangle of collective improvising; it's composed of musicians who grew up on the Dead's music, and Mr. Lesh likes to invite jazz musicians on stage with them.
Today, music publishing has split off from the sheet music business, and the large music publishers tend not to produce sheet music.
A secondary branch has split off from a 100-mile-long crack in the ice shelf that's been growing since 2010, researchers with the United Kingdom-based Project MIDAS announced this month.
However, a phylogenetic analysis (Additional file 1, Figure S1) did not reveal further details about the origin of the megaplasmid, suggesting that it has split off early in the evolution of Burkholderia plasmids and chromosomes.
To date four separate groups have split off from the original TTP, two later merging with each other.
Ethnic Tibetans appear to have split off from the Han people about three thousand years ago an instant, in evolutionary terms.
The latter featured an eight-piece lineup incorporating players from the splinter group Anderson Bruford Wakeman Howe, who had split off in 1988.
It was like being welcomed into a party that had been going for a while, where everyone had relaxed and groups had split off into intimate conversation.
Subsequently there have been other works suggesting that polar bears may have split off as long ago as 1 million years and as recently as about 150K.
