Sentence examples for little split from inspiring English sources

Once you miss that little split second, that's it".

I was riding down in the elevator with Franz Beckenbauer, as you do; and the women next to me was the executive, and during the elevator ride, she kind of casually leans over to me and says: 'By the way, you have the part.' And my focus was a little split.

"Bradley was not caught up in it but he was behind it and there was a little split in the peloton as the riders slowed down.

There's a little split second when he's dancing and he knows she's going to come out but you can see for a second he kind of repeated the move.

If you see little splits in the end of the bean, that doesn't mean they're dry and undesirable.

NUTLEY Nutley Little Theater "Split," romantic comedy by Michael Weller.

The comedian, famous for his role as solitary "homosexualist" Daffyd in the BBC show Little Britain, split up with Mr McGee, a television producer, after six years together.

BY the time statues of Saddam Hussein were toppling in Iraq's capital, the students seemed a little less split in their views.

And while separated by four points, there is little to split them in goals scored (Juventus 35, Roma 36) and goals against (Juventus 14, Roma 16).

A meal there might start with excellent jägerwursts, salty, pink little sausages split and dotted with drops of violet mustard that run down the center like buttons on a cuff.

After the wild, game-deciding errors of Games One and Two, Game Three had been a tight, tense affair with little to split the teams and fortunes swinging one way and then the other.