Sentence examples for made split from inspiring English sources

The prog-rock titans, famed for never playing a pop song when there was a four-track double album based on a lengthy footnote on page 83 of Autobiography of a Yogi to be made, split in 1981.

So to a huge swath of the general population, he's still the guy who made The Sixth Sense and Signs and then made Split ($276m on a $9m budget) which got everyone excited about Unbreakable 2. Whether the (relative) letdown that is Glass will hurt his brand is the big question, but at Blumhouse-level budgets, it hardly matters.

As more robust computer systems were developed, Ph.D.s built sophisticated machine algorithms that made split second decisions on trades.

Military officials have said that the SEALs made split-second decisions, fearing that Bin Laden, though unarmed, could have exploded a suicide vest or other booby trap.

Their hearts pounding, Explorers moved down alleys where there were hidden paper targets of people pointing guns, and made split-second decisions about when to shoot.

"It's that shared passion and interest that can help you connect with people whom you may have made split-second assumptions about if you saw them on the street and you didn't have anything in common with them," said Fedderson.

We also made split-GAL4 lines for a variety of other modulatory input cell types that are putatively serotonergic, GABAergic, octopaminergic, and peptidergic, but we did not characterize these lines further in this study as their projections are not limited to localized areas of the MB lobes.

Research has shown that most of us make split second assumptions about people based on superficial differences in appearance.

They often have to make split second decisions in order to protect themselves or the public in difficult circumstances.

What's going on in a player's brain that allows them to make split second decisions that others can't?

Or the investors that are capable of making split decisions (i.e., Angels, not VCs).