Sentence examples for if you want to split from inspiring English sources
Or, rather, one of Fleetwood Mac: if you want to split hairs, it's worth noting that what Days Are Gone sounds most like isn't Rumours or Tusk so much as Stevie Nicks's solo album Rock a Little, on which the singer gamely adopted the voguish sonics of 1985.
You decide if you want to split your screen in two halves or if you want a smaller one third app.
If you want to split your journey along the King's Highway over a couple of days your best bet for an overnight stay is in Wadi Dana National Park, south of Kerak.
There is a magical unspoken moment at the end or near-end of a night out where – silently, without consultation – everyone decides that enough is enough; this is the last one; next goal wins; I'm getting an Uber your way actually if you want to split it.
Sidebar: in properties that are targeted towards students (this one, walking distance to London Met, is very student-oriented), landlords are often more lax when it comes to sub-letting, i.e. this advert very overtly says it's OK if you want to split the rent three ways and have someone rent your front room and sleep in there as if it is a bedroom (we have seen this with kitchens before).
It's best to use a maul or splitting wedges if you want to split hardwood.
Have an agreement in place that will govern the process if you decide that you want to split up.
Well, that's not entirely the case if you really want to split hairs.
