Sentence examples for should split up from inspiring English sources
Why your favourite band should split up.
"But I think we should split up because I cannot afford the mortgage repayments".
Mike Ticher: Most bands should split up at age 30 and never get back together again.
The practice defies the conventional wisdom that running mates should split up to cover as many electoral bases as possible.
Of course, abusive and alcoholic couples should split up, but those are a small minority of marriages.
What I was trying to address was that there was some suggestion that RIM should be split up or should even be sold.
A cohabiting couple should also be aware that should they split up neither of them will be entitled to financial support from the other, even though they both have a financial responsibility towards their child or children.
She tells me that his name will not be added on the deeds of the property but I said she should check with her solicitor to make sure that he has no claim over the property should they split up later.
The governance committee is taking evidence as part of a consultation over whether the palace of Westminster should be run by a clerk who also has duties to advise on constitutional and legislative matters, or should be split up, with a corporate-style chief executive taking over responsibility for the £200m-a-year budget.
A radio personality in Washington recently said that the teams should be split up differently.
