Sentence examples for split a record from inspiring English sources

While the stand-out talent on this clip is undoubtedly Marling, it is her relationship with Noah and the Whale front man Charlie Fink that led to the group's "concept album", The First Days of Spring, which charts their split, a record that provoked Fink to break down and cry the first time that he played it through.

Soulful saxophonist Archie Shepp who is in his eighties has been leading the avant-garde jazz scene since the 1960s when he recorded "Ascension" with John Coltrane and split a record "New Thing at Newport" (the first side featured Coltrane, the reverse, Shepp).

They'll split a record-smashing $588 million jackpot ($385 million if they take the cash all at once).

This is the highest the jackpot in the multi-state lottery has been since the Nov. 28 drawing, when two winning tickets split a record-breaking $588 million prize.

The 47-year-old swimming pool company owner and an unidentified ticket holder in Illinois will split $363 million, a record for a lottery in the United States.

After we split, I had a record stall in Affleck's Palace for a bit, and people always came in asking where the Haçienda or Salford Lads Club were, so I decided to start doing music tours of Manchester and there's been a massive demand.

This song hails from North Carolina and was originally released last year as a split record, with Andrew Weathers' 20-minute electronic drone track Stay 100 on the flip side.

While the survey shows some very interesting partisan splits on some issues, a record 82percentt responded that trade had been good for the economy, which compares to 59percentt in 2016 and 72percentt in 2017.

He had helped the Lib Dems to recuperate from their many splits and mergers, given them a record 46 seats in Parliament, and recognised early on the strategic threat posed to them by Labour's metamorphosis into a sensible party of the centre-left.

Thus, for each of the families in the higher threshold (those that comprise proteins clustered into a single family at the lower threshold), a new split is recorded in a binary pattern that includes 191 digits; if the protein family includes a protein from genome i then digit x i in its corresponding pattern is "1," otherwise it is "0".

In 2008, the Port of Split recorded a total of 16,527 ship arrivals, and handled 2.7 million tonnes of cargo.