Once you are done, stretch your feet out as far as possible into the middle splits, (little pain,) and lean down into the middle.
They proposed to split Little Russia among three districts.
With his departure, Archbishop Williams will leave behind a church deeply split, with little sign the divisions can be reconciled by any successor, or even that a fundamental schism can be averted.
After promising their party that they would run again, senior ministers John Baird, James Moore, Shelly Glover, and Peter MacKay all up and split with little notice.
It's no wonder, then, that the hobbies, photos and post-split purchases that made her split a little more bearable lean heavily toward the adventurous and uplifting side.
Older decals will be more likely to split into little bits and generally are more difficult to remove.
You can adjust the keyboard to split a little bit at first, moving it to split more drastically as you get used to it.
Charlie Monroe must have been a powerful man, to whip his right wrist up and down on the strings as speedily and relentlessly as he did yet with enough finesse to pick out lickety-split little bass runs.
These features (i.e., questions used in the decision tree splits) have little influence on the likelihood criterion and hence will not be selected by the usual decision tree construction algorithms [53, 54].
Thus, one usually employs a strategy called pruning, where first a large tree is grown, and subsequently splits of little importance removed, keeping possible better splits further down the tree.
But computers encourage children to split into noisy little groups.
