Sentence examples for split from a from inspiring English sources

He assumed the apartment had once been split from a larger apartment.

A breakaway Maoist group—hardliners that split from a moderate group of Maoists—had promised an "active boycott" of voting.

Dew needs two megaliths split from a single sandstone rock and weighing about a ton and a half each.

In response to a letter about getting over a split from a girlfriend, the Football Factory actor and TV presenter said: "You've got nothing to worry about, son.

The comparison pinpoints the genetic differences that have arisen in the two species since they split from a common ancestor about six million years ago.

The Yale School of Music was founded in 1958 when it split from a combined graduate-undergraduate school that opened in 1894.

The hominins lived between 1.5 and 4.1 million years ago, a relatively short time after proto-humans and chimpanzees split from a common ancestor (generally thought to have been between four and eight million years ago).

Or further intrigued to learn that these beautiful creatures aren't simply recent descendants of the brown bear but, as discovered through DNA study, split from a common ancestor more than 600,000 years ago?

Many believe his reluctance to talk about security members, and his decision to employ them in the first place, stem from a 2003 incident in which Mayweather split from a business associate.

The simplest form of table bench was a short length of heavy board split from a trunk and supported on four legs made of saplings set into bored holes.

Some of the antidepressant Paxil CR produced at the plant was ineffective because a layer of active ingredient split from a layer of a barrier chemical during manufacturing, the government said, and some lots contained only the barrier chemical.