Sentence examples for said to split from inspiring English sources

He hopes now, he said, to split his time between writing plays and directing his own screenplays.

The Latvian-born Fermanova, who was arrested July 15 after she returned from Russia, is said to split her time between Dallas and Moscow, where her husband lives.

Willis paid around $9 million for the 10,379-square-foot home in 2004, buying it from producer Alan Ladd Jr. Willis owns other properties in the Southern California area and New York and is said to split his time between the two coasts, depending on his work schedule.

Perhaps it would be better, some say, to split the acting honors into a best dramatic performance and a best comedic performance.

The Zetas, too, are said to be split by factionalism.

In fact, even the pilots' leaders were said to be split on whether to grant concessions.

The profits were then said to be split among the mayors, the legislators and the dealer.

The Senate, which like the House is overwhelmingly Democratic, is said to be split on the issue.

Gazprom is said to be split internally between those who want to defend oil indexation at all costs and those who reckon that it has had its day.

The group is said to be split between pilots resisting more concessions and those willing to consider a third round to rescue the airline.

The Edwardses were said to be split on the endorsement, with Mrs. Edwards said to favor Mrs. Clinton because of her preference for parts of the Clinton health care plan.