Sentence examples for split down the centre from inspiring English sources

Primitive wooden coffins, formed of a tree trunk split down the centre and hollowed out, are still in use among some aboriginal peoples.

The tall stone or brick and plaster gates are shaped like a candi-tower split down the centre; they are usually encrusted with ornament based upon deep multiple curlicues interspersed with simplified, two-dimensional relief figure sculpture.

Bolivia is split down the centre by the gigantic Altiplano plateau, where the Salar de Uyuni, a thick crust of pure white salt, stretches in every direction to the horizon.

Are you somehow split down the middle?

America appears to be a society splitting down the centre, shattering the middle class that long formed the cultural bedrock of the country and dividing it into a country of haves and have-nots.

He said while such roads were effective at getting drivers directly from one place to another they split areas down the centre, reducing the scope for development and regeneration.

In the morning, protesters will split into four groups, and travel into the centre of the city from north, south, east and west, stopping at prominent points to protest on the way and aiming to shut down the centre of LA.

"The country has split down the middle.

The audience was split down the middle.

Vermont "is split down the middle".

Our readers split down the middle.