Sentence examples for split virtually from inspiring English sources

The current $375m running total is split virtually 50/50 domestic and international, at the low end of this year's blockbuster crop (interestingly, almost par with New Line's original Turtles once the 1990 film's $201.9m take is inflation-corrected to $367m).

In a party eager to avoid splits, virtually all major figures have closed ranks behind Mr. Landry in his bid to succeed Mr. Bouchard.

The four men are split in virtually four ways over the crucial question of whether Sergeant Turetzky evinced doubt about Mr. Schwarz.

"We have split cell sites virtually everywhere possible in our major cities," says Denny F. Strigl, the chief executive of Verizon Wireless.

In Michigan, Obama and Romney virtually split the independent vote.

This hurt Adams's 1800 reelection campaign and split the Federalist Party, virtually assuring the victory of the Democratic-Republican Party, led by Jefferson, in the election of 1800; it destroyed Hamilton's position among the Federalists.

Try to trim off some of your split-ends every month, this will keep your hair healthy and virtually split-end free.

The movie splits his character virtually in two.

The rest of America was split this election, but virtually all the stars on the stump supported Hillary Clinton and Al Gore.

The court's 4-to-4 split means that, on virtually any controversial question, Justice Kennedy decides what American law is.

Clackamas, a collection of suburbs, exurbs and rural towns whose economy is tied to the production of metals, machinery and computer hardware and software, as well as to retail, is virtually evenly split between Democrats and Republicans.