Sentence examples for its division from from inspiring English sources

Colorado struggled through the start of the 21st century: it finished no better than second to last in its division from 1998 to 2006.

The Lemont High School band won the state championship in its division from 1998 to 2005, including three of Ms. Vegter's years there.

Since its division from the South, the DPRK has been on a war footing, with all the government-led propaganda that comes with such a situation.

And media conglomerates are perfectly positioned to exploit a potential franchise -- a "Harry Potter," for instance -- through all of its divisions, from film to television to publishing and merchandising.

Bowing to safety concerns, G.M. had prohibited its divisions from designing models with big V-8s in not-so-big cars.

Arch, a paging-services company, said the reorganization, which would take place in the next two years, would reduce the number of its divisions from seven to four.

The two parties also had very different stories about the history of the conflict and its division from 1974 to today.

In the meantime, excitable City analysts can forget any idea that GKN is about to demerge its aerospace division from its better-performing automotive business.

Fiat has considered spinning off of its automobiles division, from which it derives half its revenues, for several years.

National Express slashed fares to offset a profit hit to its coach division from UK terror attacks, helping to bolster its earnings at the end of last year.

If the Combined Counties League, which includes teams from Surrey, Hampshire, Middlesex and London, agrees at its AGM in June then the island side would start playing in its first division from August.