Sentence examples for split at the start from inspiring English sources

Northern Rock was split at the start of last year.

America True won by 1 minute 32 seconds today, the same margin it built on the opening leg after the boats split at the start.

That massacre came as the Zetas and the Gulf were fighting an all-out war following their split at the start of that year.

Mr. Hallberg was a Byronic hero, his high, split leaps at the start reinforcing the impression of this young star as the most Apollonian of danseurs nobles.

For example, injection of 100% ethanol on the Kinetex C18 column will produce broad, split peaks at the start of the assay.

The students were split into groups at the start of their course, and for the first 11 weeks all went to traditionally run lectures given by well-regarded and experienced teachers.

While stock repurchases are often used by companies to prop up sagging share prices, CBS' shares are up about 19% since it began trading as a stand-alone company following its split from Viacom at the start of the year.

With a big group, the only practical way to really make the most of the slopes is to split into smaller units at the start of the day, based on ability.

(See: "CBS Proves Life Exists Outside Of Sports" ) Since being split off from Viacom at the start of 2006, CBS shares have declined 7.5%, reflecting the difficulty of making money in broadcast television.

The Growth Fund's original investment adviser, Thompson, Plumb & Associates in Madison, Wis., split into two entities at the start of this year: Thompson Investment Management and Wisconsin Capital Management, divvying up assets and management responsibilities.

(See: "CBS Proves Life Exists Outside Of Sports" ) Since being split off from Viacom at the start of 2006, CBS shares have declined 7.1%, reflecting the difficulty of making money in traditional television.