Sentence examples for it was a divided from inspiring English sources

It was a divided community, but what happened in the village united us," says Patil.

It had been a great government, but by 1951, it was a divided government.

In 1975 it was a divided Labour government that held a referendum (67% voted yes to stay in).

Part of it was a divided Republican party's need to find a unifying figure: Clinton's name was mentioned far more often than Trump's.

It was a divided stand as I shouted slogans outside stadiums, I secretly wondered about the result within (our All Blacks won the series).To state the bleeding obvious: 1981 was a long time ago.

It is a divided city, part Arab, part Jewish, and its ownership is still fought over, as ever.

"Sana is not a capital, it is a divided city," said Ali Saif Hassan, an independent political analyst.

It is a divided city, one of the most divided in the world.

It is a divided club, with 17 members in the euro zone and 11 members outside.

A resident of the coastal village Port Clyde told a local reporter in 2010, "It's a divided peninsula: those on the payroll and those who aren't".

(It's a divided disc: Few acts this year match the euphoria of "Shell Games," and even fewer top the absurdity of Mr. Brewer's interlude in "Firewall").