Sentence examples for long split from inspiring English sources

The issue had long split the newsroom, as well.

The two men, who were allied for so long, split in 2004 after a bitter dispute.

In other words, Norwegians have long split between being sexually liberated and puritanical, while remaining politically liberal in both cases.

Unlike the long split within the Church over slavery, there are not clear regional divisions among Methodists on the issue of homosexuality.

Over the Memorial Day weekend, Ms. Rogers, who has long split her week between homes in Manhattan and Wainscott, opened the closet-sized retail space in East Hampton.

"One hundred days later we blew up their headquarters".Iraq's own Shia parties, long split between those who reject American help and those who invite it, met in Tehran recently to iron out their differences.

When the local ladies find out about this, Chuck gets a lot of action, but then — after a long, split-screen montage of his priapic exertions — he starts to feel empty and used.

I would still be faithfully attending the meetings of the Ladies Four O'Clock Club, as I had during my last years in town — standing out from the crowd in my Nine West stack-heeled boots and long, split-ended, Japanese-straightened hair, yet somehow blending in.

The fruit is a pod that grows to 10 cm (4 inches) long, splitting in half when ripe.

Playing long splits: Playing split sextuplets can look really hard but just know where you come in and it should be fine.

While those opposed to amending the Book of Discipline emphasize scripture and tradition, reformers point to the nearly century-long split in the Church over the issue of slavery, the decades of racial segregation that followed its reunification in 1939, and the delay in awarding full clerical rights to women.