Sentence examples for later divided into from inspiring English sources

The building, which was later divided into doctors' offices, is now midway through a renovation.

Next door at the Orvista -- a name long out of general use -- there is nothing left of "Daddy Browningg's expansive roof garden, and his apartment was later divided into smaller units.

The Book of Kings (later divided into two books; see Kings, books of) remains the almost exclusive source for the evaluation of Jeroboam's innovations and the subsequent official religion of the north down to the mid-8th century.

The city was created in 1963 by the amalgamation of the cities of Wakamatsu, Yahata (Yawata), Tobata, Kokura, and Moji, which became the five wards of the new city (Yahata was later divided into Yahatahigashi and Yahatanishi wards).

And the rapidly mounting fight has reminded national political strategists yet again of Texas' strange largeness — or large strangeness — a state that Congress decided in 1845, the year it joined the Union, might well be later divided into four more states should it consent.

The 17-room home at 106 East 71st Street, built in 1910 for an Orange County heiress and later divided into two apartments, was returned to its original splendor as a single-family residence by a foreign investor who bought it in 2007 for $16.7 million.

Posterior ciliary arteries later divide into 10 20 short posterior ciliary arteries that pierce the sclera and enter the globe around the optic nerve.

Bellen et al. (1959) introduced the formation in Iraq and later divided it into the lower and upper Bakhtiaria formation.

The domains were later divided further into self-perception, interactions, reading function and general function [ 43, 45].

Augustus later divided Transalpine Gaul into four provinces.

These early pupils raised and settled issues that were not systematically discussed by Shankara himself issues that later divided his followers into two large groups: those who followed the Vivarana (a work written on Padmapada's Panchapadika by one Prakashatman in the 12th century) and those who followed Vachaspati's commentary (known as Bhamati) on Shankara's bhashya.