Sentence examples for literally divided from inspiring English sources

Now he is literally divided, between Faro, where he wants to be, and Stockholm, where he works.

She is literally divided between motion and stasis: one of her legs on the wing, the other firmly planted in the ground.

The Gambino and Genovese crime families literally divided the region into spheres of influence, keeping out competitors through intimidation and violence.

One shows a woman with bare hands poking a living flower into a crack in a wall which a generation ago literally divided a nation.

After 1945, Mr. Large writes, Berlin "took on yet another symbolic role: that of capital of the cold war," literally divided by the wall put up by East Germany in 1961.

In the title role of the (literally) divided heroine forced to assume a double identity, Jane Horrocks (of the films "Life Is Sweet" and "Little Voice") exuded the arch, heightened sweetness of a Gilbert and Sullivan ingénue.

The property literally divides Pumalin -- and its ecosystem -- in two, Mr. Tompkins says.

Some couples are literally dividing their homes in two, by plastering tape across the floor, said Álvaro Cavia, a leading divorce lawyer in Barcelona.

A split literally divides the building, the video art in the new, the core historical exhibition in the old; you can almost feel the architectural boundaries as you move between them.

The mind-body conflict is presented even more starkly by the case of Señor C, whose split nature is displayed on either side of a line that literally divides the page.

A splash of orange light literally divides the stage in two at the beginning to separate the two warring factions but that too is soon dropped.