Sentence examples for love splitting from inspiring English sources

As you can see, I love splitting my time between a multitude of projects which require different expertise and writing styles.

COMMITTEES Like all lefties, the protesters love splitting off into "working groups," creating committees for things like sanitation (a big one), "direct action," media, and security.

And if word problems were a pain in the Algebra book back then, imagine how much I love splitting the lunch check with five women who won't admit to ordering dessert on the sly.

The employees weren't too pushy or annoying, a few of them even seemed sincerely excited when explaining the product's features (one clearly loved split-screen mode, which is pretty cool).

Although this year has been the toughest of Putin's tenure, the Russian leader revealed he had managed to find love since splitting with his wife in 2013.

Arizonans love to split their ballots, voting one way in local races and another in national contests.

The attractive and eccentric cast of New Yorkers fall in love and split up, lose jobs, get jobs, shack up - and sing, roughly one song per character.

He hopes, eventually, to become an academic, and would love to split his course load between poetry and the notoriously boring subject of administrative law, which covers the procedures of government agencies.

Would my love be split between the two of them?

They are not the first celebrity couple to get inked for love then split.

The lead track "The Perfect Love" is split into Part one, a track with a rumbling bass laced with female vocals, and Part two, a deeper, foreboding version.