Sentence examples for little divide from inspiring English sources

I looked up and saw them dropping out in multitudes from the little divide.

In recent years, Shanghai newspapers have worried that this sartorial habit will give the city a slovenly image, but it seems that many natives see little divide between public and private space.

The wall had been built on a slant and it detached from the ceiling by about an inch, so there was this little divide between the wall and the ceiling.

Little divides always existed between them.

I'm a little divided on the sunblock issue.

Yet sports fans here are more than a little divided about their hometown hero.

On the rest, little divides Labour from the Tories – with no party wanting to make airport expansion or HS2 an election issue.

Bubble Chic, that perennial runner-up, tries again today – but his principal service may be to verify that little divides Europe's elite middle-distance three-year-olds.

But what little divided those of us who were alive to see this day from those of us who were not?... "A call from the bridge, with a sort of wild, half chuckle to it.

The consequences for both NATO and the EU could be far-reaching.Little divides Turkey's two main centre-right parties, Motherland and True Path, except bickering personalities--and, in consequence, True Path's decision last June to go into government with the Islamist Welfare Party.

We may see a little racial divide over this case.