Sentence examples for over a divided from inspiring English sources

He now takes over a divided squad that limped over the line to Brazil in a forgettable qualification campaign.

If the transition is messy, he might either lose the job altogether as Michael Heseltine did when he stood against Margaret Thatcher or take over a divided party—as John Major did.

Generations of white supremacists stoked the fear that African Americans, whether a numerical majority or not, could take over a divided, apathetic, and unsuspecting white nation.

In the presidential elections, the first since 1971, the elite's candidate Roh Tae-won won easily over a divided opposition.

Less than a year later, the Conservatives were returned with a majority of 144 over a divided opposition.

[Page A9.] After a half-century of iron rule, the Nationalists are being replaced by Mr. Chen and his Democratic Progressive Party, which with the legislature still under Nationalist control will preside over a divided government.

PA 152 turns west onto four-lane undivided State Road before changing over to a divided highway as it comes to a bridge over an East Penn Railroad line.

Apoel is a champion, 20 times over, on a divided island with a total population of less than 900,000.

The 78-year-old Mr. Abbas presides over a fiercely divided people, with the militant Hamas movement ruling the Gaza Strip and his more moderate Fatah faction dominating the West Bank.

Bishop of Durham, the Right Reverend Justin Welby, will take over a church divided about women bishops, and, even more potently, about sexuality.

The money was included to win the minimum number of votes needed to get the politically charged tax cut, totaling $318 billion over 10 years, through a divided Senate.