Sentence examples for split up from from inspiring English sources

"I think it's terrible about the kids getting split up from their parents.

As we all remember, being split up from your best mate is a peril of adolescence.

And they will all too often be split up from their brothers and sisters.

Elephants have strong family bonds even though groups split up from time to time.

Indeed, the reason Mr Banks split up from his wife, he says, is because they can draw more benefits separately.

I'd split up from my girlfriend of four years a few months before and was still mourning that relationship.

Anyone splitting up from their partner should be particularly cautious.

I was a young mum at the time, living with my parents after splitting up from my boyfriend.

He married Colagrande in 2005, a year after splitting up from his long-time partner, theatre director Elizabeth LeComte, with whom he has a grownup son.

Indeed, after a tumultuous first marriage to actress Talia Balsam in 1989, who he wed in a just-as-classy-as-it-sounds Vegas ceremony, just weeks after splitting up from Kelly Preston, he vowed never to marry again.

There is one baffling moment when one Adventureland employee splits up from another because she's Catholic and he's Jewish; I didn't know Pittsburgh was riven by sectarian tensions, and certainly not as late as the 1980s.