Sentence examples for part ways on from inspiring English sources

Unable to get a revamped roster headed in the right direction, the last-place Phoenix Suns and Coach Alvin Gentry agreed to part ways on Friday, ending the five-year run of one of the franchise's most popular coaches.

Deeds and McDonnell part ways on the question.

He said the association and Microsoft met in recent months and decided to part ways on the convention.

Mr. Kriger does not name names because the filmmaker and the owner did not part ways on good terms.

The Bulls and Starks mutually agreed to part ways on Feb. 25 -- six days before the deadline.

Berlitz and Fairfield part ways on whether a live instructor or a CD program is a better teacher.

In the McLaren, Pre-Cog is a system that lets the driver ready the next gear for immediate engagement by pulling part way on the shift paddle, tipping off the transmission whether to expect a shift up or down.

Even Pinker, a descriptivist, goes along with me part way on that: "The most consistently respected meaning difference between continual and continuous," he notes, "is that continuous can be used for spatial as well as temporal continuity (a continuous line of trees'), whereas continual can be used only for temporal continuity.

There are, of course, some noted benefits to only going part way on the smartwatch front.

A lot of local traffic these days travels part way on high-capacity glass fiber, before it's handed off to copper, so additional regulations were required to address that complicating fact.

This approach, however, clearly fails patients and professionals' part way on the road to disaster and also misses the opportunity to support general quality improvement in expertise.