Sentence examples for have a split between from inspiring English sources

"I just thought it was important to have a split between tennis and family and friends".

With Snowden in particular, you have a split between truly independent journalists and those who are tools — and I mean that in every sense of the term — of the government.

"Wales is not a big enough economy to have a split between its national team and however many other - it doesn't matter whether you call them clubs or regions," Evans said.

We seem to have a split between people who like really dark shit and really weird shit".

I really encourage never having a split between trans men and trans women.

Lord Drayson has joined Dius as science minister, replacing science minister Ian Pearson, who will now have a split role between Treasury and the Department of Business, Enterprise and Regulatory Reform.

Another option would be to keep using a snap swivel but to have a split ring between the snap and the leader.

Vergès says he has a "split personality", pulled between the developing world and Europe.

In court, Ms Hayajneh - from Duisburg, Germany - said she had had a split second to decide between steering left and hitting the Peugeot that was in front of her or trying to avoid the oncoming Audi by steering right.

Section 106 agreements, which previously would have provided a split between social rent, affordable rent and shared ownership, will instead by dominated by starter homes that are anything but affordable to the average London household.

Yes, there may have been a split between the hippies and the hardworking S.D.S. types, but when the Yippies were formed, to unite them, the combination seemed to work.