Sentence examples for reached to split from inspiring English sources
A compromise was reached to split Beirut into three districts.
After last-minute bargaining, a compromise was reached to split Beirut, whose 19 seats were swept in 2005 by March 14th in a low turnout that reflected Christian ire at having their vote diluted, into three districts.
In May, the Warner Music Group was sold to Access Industries, a conglomerate controlled by the Russian-born billionaire Len Blavatnik, and in November Citigroup reached deals to split EMI — home to the catalogs of the Beatles, Coldplay and Katy Perry — between Sony and the Universal Music Group.
Possible splits are tested for all variables until the best possible homogeneity is reached to choose the respective split variable as a predictor [38, 39].
In March they reached a deal to split profits with the UK, and took coins worth £250m to the US.
Like a living écorché." Then comes the dildo and a whip, which are cruelly employed on both vulvas, and Pierre ends the scene with his cock reaching a "desperate attempt to split Hansi asunder, to reach the depths of her body's voluptuousness".
Once his forces had reached Rostov, Hitler decided to split his troops so that they could both invade the rest of the Caucasus and take the important industrial city of Stalingrad on the Volga River, 220 miles northeast of Rostov.
Sony's deal is one of two reached by Citigroup last year to split EMI between Sony and the Universal Music Group, with Universal bidding $1.9 billion for the venerable company's record labels.
"But I've been thinking about this for a long time and I think the only conclusion you can reach right now is to split it — Federer in the modern era and Laver from 1968 and back.
A deal had been reached between the two chambers to split the difference and make the formula 65-35.
Last year, Citigroup reached a pair of deals to split EMI — a British company with roots dating to 1887 — between Sony and the Universal Music Group, with Universal offering $1.9 billion for EMI's record labels.
