Sentence examples for split from that from inspiring English sources

"You better split from that Texas Bandito, he's made this world unsafe today.

Ms. Pelosi got to appeal to her anti-war base and show she would stand up to the president; Mr. Obama was able to demonstrate that he is willing to split from that same anti-war left.

Ardipithecus gives strong evidence that the features associated with the chimpanzee lineage that is, the peculiar shortened backs and flexible feet, as well as the knuckle-walking adaptations of the forelimb, the enlarged incisors for frugivory, and the long palates with tusklike male canines for fighting emerged after the human lineage split from that of the chimpanzees.

And two of these changes have occurred in the human lineage since it split from that of chimps roughly 6 million years ago.

These duplications seem to have occurred during the last 35 million years, after the primate branch of the evolutionary tree split from that of other mammals.

The new skulls, the team concluded, belonged to some of the most primitive caimans after the lineage split from that of alligators.

At this point, PA 152 turns southwest to form a wrong-way concurrency with PA 113 on Main Street before splitting from that route by turning northwest onto Walnut Street.

By 1957, DE 71 was rerouted to follow DE 299 southwest from Middletown before splitting from that route and reaching the Maryland border, where it connected to MD 71.

Kardashian and Jenner remained friends, but Los Angeles magazine reported that it was his split from her that "also cut him off from Simpson's social circle -- he saw Simpson only two or three times a year between 1990 and 1994.

However much this Labour self-slaughter feels like a reprise of the 1980s, there will be no split, learning from that failed SDP attempt.

The GOP has been trying to muffle rogue members who have recently split away from that assessment.