Sentence examples for if it splits from inspiring English sources

Even if it splits its share with the labels and takes only $0.15 per song, imeem still stands to triple its download revenue.

I'll leap into my life, he thought, if it splits my face to bits".

(If it splits, add a couple of cubes of butter and a little more water).

If it splits, stir in a bit more egg yolk and it should come back together easily.

Do not worry if it splits or crystallises, as it will dissolve again during the baking process.

If it splits the contract, the overall cost will surely rise, because the Pentagon will have to support two manufacturing processes instead of one.

IN 1996, Mr. Black became convinced that RJR Nabisco's stock would be worth more if it split its food business from the cigarette operations.

Thursday's YouGov poll suggests support for either wing of the Labour party would sink even further – see here – if it split again, as happened in the 80s when the Bennites, with Jeremy Corbyn's support, were trying to do to Foot and Kinnock what they deplore today in Owen Smith.

Once the wound had healed, White's surgeon told him that if it split open again, he would have to stop playing.

Only your friends can see it if you wanna see it split the screen on 800x600 to see your wizard do it.

If it is split, they say, the separate airlines could not hold their own against United States carriers like United or Delta.