Sentence examples for split himself from inspiring English sources

Finding out is Cooper's next step, and it's why he has to split himself again.

This début story collection is like a curiosity shop, stuffed full of finely made whimsies: a male nanny falls in love with an eighteen-month-old girl in his care; a young man spends his life as a passenger on a plane; an unhappy couple witness the sky slowly collapsing on their town; we meet Rumpelstiltskin after he has split himself in two.

A truly omnipresent commissioner would also find a way to watch Tom Glavine try to win his 300th game tonight in Chicago, and might even have split himself, parameciumlike, to commiserate with Christine Glavine as the Mets' bullpen squandered the lead Tuesday night in Milwaukee.

Sam tended it with logs he had split himself.

At rehearsal, Mr. Lane was attempting to keep himself together while splitting himself in two.

Somehow splitting himself off from people is necessary to his feeling of following some chosen route?

(One girlfriend wondered if "somehow splitting himself off from people is necessary to his feeling of following some chosen route").

Carrère splits himself between these two evangelists, mapping a hallowed geography that also represents one of the abiding struggles within the European tradition: Athens and Jerusalem.

The Brihadaranyaka Upanishad says that Purusha splits himself into two parts, male and female, and the two halves copulate, producing all life – a theme concurrent in Ardhanarishvara's tales.

Every Dane has this split within himself".

In a tender duet with Butler, he ended standing over her as she lay on the ground, his stance and his face signalling a split within himself: threatening and protective at the same time.