Sentence examples for only to split from inspiring English sources
Every Texas schoolchild knows that this is inaccurate: Texas has the right only to split itself into five states.
Individual regions or cities will form temporary coalitions, only to split apart in mid-fighting and find new allies.
They were asking only to split up without having to return to Cambridge, as a heterosexual couple would have been able to do.
The Pixies - who gave birth to grunge, only to split up acrimoniously in the 90s- together again in all their uncompromising glory.
The change at the top took some analysts by surprise because, in the past, Anglo had pledged only to split the roles of chairman and chief executive by 2002.
Splitting Aces is advantageous, but understand this: You are only allowed to split Aces once (sometimes), and you can only take one card for each new hand (sometimes).
"The only way to split Syria was through sectarianism," she said.
Britton's effort to get his head to Kenny's goal-kick only managed to split his own defence, and the alert Mackie pounced to race through and calmly guide the ball past Vorm.
If we just split the foreground and background, then we need to choose two dominant colors; or determine a dominant color if we only need to split the image of a region of color consistency, such as leaves or traffic signs.
Imposition of unilateral tariffs by the Administration would only serve to split the United States from its allies, hinder joint action to effectively address shared challenges, and ensure that foreign companies take the place of markets that American companies, farmers and ranchers must vacate when China retaliates against U.S. tariffs.
