Sentence examples for soon divided from inspiring English sources

United mainly by a consuming desire for public approbation, the newly wedded Daudets were soon divided.

The dressing room soon divided so poisonously north v south that five-a-sides were banned in training.

The foursome soon divided into two main writing partnerships that brought commercial success (Gouldman and Stewart) and artistic kudos (Godley and Creme).

In the 16th century, Portugal claimed this immensity as a colony, and the crown soon divided 2,500 miles of coastline into a dozen captaincies, some of them larger than the mother country itself.

Though they all crossed the Orange River, they were soon divided as to their ultimate destination some wanted an outlet to the sea in Natal, and others wished to remain on the Highveld.

Reacting against the National Party's increasingly authoritarian policies, the Sestigers grew in influence but soon divided into factions insisting on the need for violent revolution on the one hand and art for art's sake on the other.

And though, remarkably, the two Germanys still fielded a single team, a wall would soon divide Berlin.

His country will soon divide itself politically, he said: "What we hope to have is an amicable divorce — for the sake of the children".

A contemporary critic observed that "the world may soon divide into those who have been through The Warp and those who have not".

Its executive manager, Andrea Sinigaglia, said it was possible that Italian restaurants would soon divide into two camps, with elite restaurants staffed by Italian chefs, and trattorias and restaurants aimed more at tourists run by foreign chefs.

Fearing that a border fence could soon divide families and separate people from their farmlands, villagers have barricaded entrances to Ghajar with burning tires and are standing guard armed with clubs to repel any United Nations teams that might come to mark the border.