Sentence examples for split between class from inspiring English sources

He produced his present career high for appearances during the 2010 season, which he split between Class AA and Class AAA, with 58.

He threw 1352/3 innings in 2011, which he split between Class A and Class AA, and pitched for the final time Sept. 4. "This is going to be his first full season, pitching maybe even into September," Collins said.

His previous standard was 146 in 2006, when he split time between Class A Tampa and Class AA Trenton.

Zach Pop is a pitcher who has split time between Class A and double A. Breyvic Valera is a third baseman in triple A who batted.172 in a brief stint with the Dodgers this year.

My son's class was small, only 34 children in the whole grade split between two classes.

Theo Arnold-Forster, who is studying for an MBA in big data at IE Business School in Madrid, says his course is "roughly split between technical classes, such as coding and statistics, and the business implications of big data," adding that the two are combined in group assignments.

Furthermore, if the national language is not the language widely used in education, government and the economy, there will be a split between first-class citizens who have grown up with the dominant language from birth and second-class citizens who have merely acquired it.

Burns, then 25, had split the season between Class AAA and the majors, pitching about 100 innings for La Russa, with a 3.16 earned run average.

Stanton split last season between Class AA Jacksonville and the Marlins, hitting 21 home runs in the minors and 22 more in the majors.

The judo instructor splits wood between classes.

The party remains deeply split between its establishment class — including billionaires Charles and David Koch, whose groups declined to support Trump for president — and its pro-Trump nationalists, who blame Congress for the president's inability to enact his agenda.