Sentence examples for split living from inspiring English sources

His mother and father were split, living blocks apart, each a fixture in the neighborhood's social swirl of house parties, moonshine "shot shops," card games and other attractions.

Where researchers had once separated all organisms into five major groups, including bacteria, plants, and animals, Woese's method split living things among three domains: bacteria, eukarya, and archaea.

Can post-split living together really work?

They have also led split lives, mixing their academic work with a lifelong interest in dancing.

The spectre of a good bank/bad bank split lives on, but it will surely fail to meet the stated preconditions for its implementation.

In the end, some people are broken by their bad childhoods or the traumatic events that split lives into befores and afters.

"It resonated very deeply with me, how wonderful of a life I had; I couldn't understand how other children were having split lives," she said.

The roommates' predecessors used temporary walls to split the living area into three spaces, with the back half of the living room becoming a windowed bedroom, the dining area becoming another by sealing off the doorway to the kitchen, and the front part of the living room serving as a windowless living area.

The work was improvised during the student-workers uprising in Paris... What was involved in the Paris action, it turned out, was not a revolution against culture but a split between living ideas and their instituional form.

He was born in New York City to two Haitian parents that divorced when he was very young, resulting in a childhood split between living with his father in Miami, and spending summers with his mother in Haiti.

Now, Mr. Yamamoto, his children and grandchildren have been split up, living in temporary shelters that are several hours apart.