Sentence examples for quickly divided from inspiring English sources
The four officials quickly divided up lobbying duties.
Black folks quickly divided ourselves into two separate camps: those who will see the film, and those who will not.
1992-96: Weandess and retreat The fourth consecutive Tory administration was weak, and quickly divided over a range of policies, above all European monetary union.
Mr. Monrose quickly divided the 3.4-square mile area into 14 sections, assigned each part a sector head, and christened his response team the God Squad.
The city was quickly divided between those who deplored the unions' menacing behavior and cushy contracts which allow up to twelve days of sick leave a year and those who found an unquantifiable value in knowing their friendly local paramedic.
But it was shown so often on E4 that it quickly divided the nation into people furiously irritated by its omnipresence and those happily in thrall to the cosy, quickfire sarcasm that was almost always available, day and night.
Insurgents are trying to claim parts of Macedonia that are overwhelmingly Albanian, and the population is quickly dividing between Slavs and Albanians, just as in Kosovo.
Along with — and because of — dramatic social and demographic changes, America is quickly dividing itself into two separate nations, regional enclaves of rigid politics, as the idea of common national priorities fades further into a distant past.
After one brief moment when members of Congress are sworn in, all equally members in common of the United States Congress, the teams quickly divide for partisan battles over the speakership, legislative rules and the margin of control to be exercised by the majority party on every committee and subcommittee.
The development of the prediction formula aims at quickly dividing the injection production control area.
One possibility is that both very low and very high aneuploidy can protect from cancer, perhaps because highly aneuploid cells are so damaged they don't have the ability to quickly divide.
