Sentence examples for neatly bisected from inspiring English sources

This is clearly the best-seller strategy, neatly bisected into two books.

In some cases, villages straddle the borderline, like one where the soccer field is neatly bisected, making every game a contest between the two countries.

There's the way the crowd is so neatly bisected into orange Hull fans and red Bristol fans, and the constant changes in the source and volume of their noise.

Three thousand miles to the west, Banham's fantasia continues at Father's Office in Santa Monica, where the Office Burger, neatly bisected and placed in a wire basket, slathered in onion compote and blue cheese and bedecked with a generous heap of arugula, is, by contrast, at once bark, bite, and bling.

If you are going to serve a neatly bisected lamb's head in a restaurant like this, it should probably be a great one, although I did appreciate the grinning skull.

So the newish Park's Hot Pot restaurant, run by the same people who own Park's Barbecue, might as well be the template for Korean hot pot: like Japanese shabu-shabu with high-quality beef, the kind of neatly bisected broth pots — spicy/less spicy — you find in the Chinese places, and some of the best banchan, free small dishes, in Koreatown.

Above it a partial, transparent marquee is held aloft by mirrored pillars, one of which neatly bisects the view of proceedings from Print Cluster 1.

The line yanks hard to the west until it reaches Laurel Street, turns northward, and disappears into the brown-brick campus of North Carolina A&T State University, where it neatly bisects the nation's largest historically black college.

In fact, Moore seems most animated when cranking up his in-the-saddle riffs: "The summit took me by surprise; one second I was creaking along at a rate that permitted detailed perusal of the health warnings on discarded Gitanes packets, the next I was screaming down at terminal velocity, airborne fauna spattering my larynx; hot, thin tires neatly bisecting an unwary lizard".

It's an ungainly appellation that is bisected by the Salinas River, which neatly separates the cooler, more hilly terrain on the coast from the warmer weather and more fertile soils inland.

A red rope bisected a large hall.