Sentence examples similar to split to go from inspiring English sources

So I kept walking and made the split decision to go to my neighbor's house across the street rather than try to make it to my own.

Later in the day, groups of volunteers split off to go to different locations: a protest at city hall, a gathering outside a detention center where arrested protestors are being released, and their usual Sunday spot where the homeless congregate.

He marvels at the woman's ability, in a split-second, to go from a sleeping state to striding off the train at her stop.

SPLIT THE WIND To go very fast.

I decided in a split second not to go uptrack but head for the inside.

Cavendish, 26, fell into the chasing pack as the group split with 35km to go.

When the album virtually failed to chart, the band was ready to split but had to go out on tour to pay off its debts.

The controversy is illustrated by a disagreement over "split infinitives": is it, or is it not, okay to say "to boldly go...," using the word "boldly" to split the infinitive "to go"?

The ultimate test was being overseas recently (I went to America with girlfriends and then split from them to go to Canada for a solo leg).

As soon as your ends begin to split, go to the salon and get a trim.

When neither suit split favorably, they had to go down one.