Sentence examples for splits itself from inspiring English sources
Little Portugal splits itself into Portuguese and Brazilian camps.
"I really don't like the idea that the left splits itself and says: 'This is bad protesting and this is OK protesting,'" she says.
In another poem, "Autonomy," she admires a sea creature that splits itself into two when threatened, and regenerates it can "grow back just what's needed from what's left".
The song goes on to recount how one shy single-celled creature, left without a dance partner, splits itself in half through binary fission, to create -- "My, oh my, oh nucleoli a perfect pair".
The e-commerce giant splits itself into two companies in Europe, both of which are incorporated in Luxembourg.
Citi's stock price has dropped 85.9% in the last 12 months, and has fallen 57.1% so far this year as the bank slowly splits itself up.
Kraft, a food mammoth, split itself in two in October.
It will also split itself into aerospace and automotive divisions.
Kraft announced plans in August to split itself into two companies.
But on November 30th it surprised by announcing it would split itself up.
By October, Netflix had reversed the decision to split itself into two companies.
