Sentence examples for split who from inspiring English sources

The 34-year-old won the competition a decade ago with Liverpool but today faces a first leg tie against Croatian minnows Split, who finished third in the top flight last season after successive promotions from the fourth tier.

Ancic is a big-hitting, inconsistent 19-year-old from Split who stands 6 feet 4 inches and grew up admiring another big-hitting, inconsistent Split resident who stands 6- 4: Goran Ivanisevic.

Murdoch had been under pressure from the shareholders in the lead up to the split who saw the newspaper side of the business dragging down the price and profitability of News Corp.

A regrouping of social democrats on Kadima's left flank, with Meretz and Labour to the fore, is also being mooted.That is the hope of Isaac Herzog, minister of welfare until the recent split, who intends (among several others) to run for the Labour leadership.

What artistic director Gemma Bodinetz is proposing in Liverpool is something different still: not a return to old-style rep but something far more suited to the remit of a 21st-century regional theatre, a group of diverse, multi-skilled actors with a 50 50 gender split who will be deeply involved in the community activities of the theatre.

But Sauer, a split end who lacked great speed but ran textbook pass patterns, caught eight.

It has split those who prefer one holiday regime or the other.

Voters were split over who would do a better job handling the economy or creating jobs.

Egyptians are talking all the time about it, arguing with one another – families are split over who to vote for.

The glamour receiver is usually the split end, who tries to pull in long passes to the outside.

The public is evenly split on who they trust to deal with the budget deficit, which the poll found to be the public's second most important issue.