Sentence examples for it would break up from inspiring English sources

In a move intended in part to cut costs, G.E. said it would break up its big energy division into three separate units.

The company, which controls more than half the nation's snack-chip market and about 30percentt of the United States soft drink market, said it would break up its $3.75 billion international snack unit to build on its 40percentt rise in sales since 1995.

Other friends-turned-clients include the jazz bassist Todd Coolman, the pianist Danilo Perez, the keyboardist Rachel Z and Trey Anastasio, the leader of the rock band Phish, which recently announced that it would break up after its summer tour.

If one takes a step back and looks at the rest of this week's music-group news, the situation looks bad for ugly, unpredictable rock 'n' roll: one of the most popular American rock bands of the 90's, the Smashing Pumpkins, announced that it would break up after its current tour, while Noel Gallagher of the biggest British rock band of the 90's, Oasis, walked out on the group mid-tour.

It would break up that whole scene".

"I didn't think it would break up," he went on.

"[Their] relationship was twisted and volatile," said Rusty Reed, a former guitarist for As Fate Would Have It. "They would break up and get back together several times a month, accuse each other of infidelity and things of that nature … The band considered her a hindrance to our success," Reed told HuffPost.

A Big 12 source confirmed the report and said that after a few days in which it seemed as if the conference would break up, optimism about holding it together had returned.

Report author Dale Bassett said it showed it was a "myth" that academies would break up state education.

Tuilagi links up with the national squad on Monday, but it is thought unlikely he would break up the partnership between Luther Burrell and Billy Twelvetrees.

The government dropped the case in 1982, on the same day that it announced the agreement that would break up AT&T.