Sentence examples for split to create from inspiring English sources
Try putting someone in the centre seat at the back and that might change, but when you're carrying stuff rather than people the rear bench drops with a 40 20 40 split to create a huge load bay.
The trunk, at 16.6 cubic feet, is 10percentt bigger than before and the rear seat folds down in a 60-40 splitoto create flexible space for bulky cargo.
And, while the regulator's report admitted that it had failed to do a good enough job monitoring the bank's activities, it said the system had been changed with the FSA being split to create two new regulators, a Prudential Regulation Authority PRA and Financial Conduct Authorityty (FCA).
It's hard to understand what could be holding up the 4 and 5 before they split to create a traffic jam.New Yorker A. The Lexington Avenue line is one of the busiest in the entire transit system and has the largest volume of passengers.
Once parishes start to gain much size, they quickly split to create more branches - the church's growth strategy.
The strip is split to create multiple closed resonances and inductors are loaded in series to achieve wide bandwidth.
To avoid the loss of statistical power associated with dichotomizing quantitative variables (MacCallum, Zhang, Preacher, & Rucker, 2002) rather than using a median-split to create groups of participants either high or low on neuroticism, a series of multiple regressions were conducted.
It seems not every band has to split up to create a buzz around their reunion.
With Chardin, one loses track of time staring at a bunch of cherries, wondering at their translucence, then counting the cherries -- there are five -- and noticing that five matches the sum of two peaches, a green apple and two sections of a split apricot to create perfect symmetry in the picture.
Some VCs appear to be choosing to split off to create independent European entities.
After a failed coup attempt against Garang, a Bor Dinka, Machar split off to create a new faction, SPLA-Nasir (Hutchinson 2001).
