Sentence examples for set up a divide from inspiring English sources

They set up a divide between the light-skinned humans and the dark-skinned zombies that they never fully engage, shying away from anything heavy or dangerously downbeat.

He said that the UNFCCC had "set up a divide between the developed world and the developing world" and that it was still struggling to shake this off.

Set up a date.

Set up a bank.

Set up a table.

Set up an account.

It will set up a radical dividing line between Labour and the Conservatives.

But many here believe that could lead the opposition to set up a parallel government, dividing the country and perhaps igniting factional violence.

It had to be in thirds to set up a rhythm - anything that divided it in half would have been inelegant.' Rhythm was the key for Susan and the natural connection back to her vocation.

The report, put together by global real estate company Savills, involved calculating total costs to set up a business in 10 major cities, dividing that number by the per-capita gross domestic product of each city or country, and then comparing each location on a "value for money" scale.

Set up a hammock.