Sentence examples for splits off from from inspiring English sources

Prospect Park West retains its name even as it splits off from the park south of 15th Street.

One splits off from the herd of blackboards to hang out with exhausted refugees, desperate to find what has been left of their homeland.

A bridgelike office structure splits off from the central building and joins two of the factory sheds, framing a small entry courtyard.

He's a Futurist who splits off from that milieu and movement to use a fascination with speed, machines, and violence to build actual machines and make a profit from war.

At the point where the Sekong river splits off from the Mekong stands the unkempt town of Stung Treng, where I found the Golden River hotel, which proudly boasts the only elevator in the whole of north-east Cambodia.

Some locals residents recommend taking Route 38, which is wider and less-traveled, where it splits off from Route 70 in Pennsauken, about three miles from the Benjamin Franklin Bridge, and taking it 18 miles to Route 206 in Mount Holly, then heading 6 miles south to Route 70 in Red Lion, which avoids the crowded suburban stretch of Route 70.

Engineering had to split off from construction.

Motorola Mobility was split off from Motorola in January 2011.

"In that moment I split off from myself," she wrote.

Hynix split off from the Hyundai conglomerate in 2001.

First biochemistry split off from biology forming the Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology (BMB).