Sentence examples for split up for good from inspiring English sources

Smith left the band in 1997 and they finally split up for good in 2004.

Over the years, many couples who had to separate have managed to reunite; others split up for good.

The recording of Bauhaus's 2008 album, "Go Away White," however, did little to assuage the acrimony among the group's musicians, and they split up for good.

He would be hyperaware of how bad things had gotten and how close we'd come to splitting up for good.

Despite these differences -- and even though my dad and stepmom split up multiple times, and Kobe and Vanessa have only done so once (so far) -- the Bryants' situation makes me wonder what is "better" as far as their kids are concerned: parting and getting back together or splitting up for good?

The Liverpool manager said: "It's all well and good having rules, but rules should be the same for everyone, not split up for different people.

But the pair did reportedly split up for the umpteenth time back in October, and "The Heart Wants What It Wants" acts as a fairly good anthem for those going through heartbreak.

A growing number of families even split up for years so the mothers can take their children abroad to become fluent in English, which is crucial to getting good jobs at big corporations.

"So many of our friends split up for pathetic reasons.

Nunney and I split up for a few years.

Why split up a perfectly good age-old cliché with a brace of brackets.