Sentence examples for like splits from inspiring English sources

"How can we dare love anyone," she asks herself, "when they're just going to die?" Luckily, she is able to answer her own question: "I thought at times our losses are like splits in the heart through which it may grow yet bigger, and there's nothing else to do but love, nothing to be regretted but not loving".

They're not like aches or wounds; they're more like splits in the skin that won't heal because there's not enough material.

Inspect the lumber you are buying for defects like splits, warping (lift one end of board and sight down its edge to see if it bends in either direction).

"No one likes split doubleheaders, because you've got a lot of time between games," said the Yankees' Derek Jeter.

When it comes to capitalism, Americans have always had a Walt-like split personality: rooting for both the underdog and the robber baron, and if possible, both.

They split the revenues with the theme creators at an "App Store-like split", but it is a tiered system.

Moreover, we report on the differences occurring when using circular, rectangular apertures as well as double-sided and single-sided omega-like split ring resonator structures.

Our approach rather relies on a skew-symmetric-like splitting of the convective derivatives, that guarantees preservation of kinetic energy in the semi-discrete, low-Mach-number limit.

Several GR-like split 8-mers are enriched in GR peaks and the 5 most enriched sequences are 1-bp variants of the canonical GR motif.

The interface between ACI and native cartilage should be indiscernible, a fluid-like split, in particular a broad split or one that extends beneath the base of the ACI has been described as pathological [ 20, 34, 36] (Fig.  9).

To identify a second sequence enriched in GR peaks, we compared the enrichment of all GR-like split 8-mers (N-NNN---NNN-N) to continuous 8-mers (NNNNNNNN).