Sentence examples for splits on a from inspiring English sources

Corbyn's decision to address the rally later on Saturday has further exposed a faultline through the party, and he has been criticised by some for highlighting party splits on a key debate.

The very first thing I saw after emerging from the parking garage was a slacklining ring where a limber slackliner was expertly performing flips and splits on a thin, flexible band of fabric stretched between two poles during the 2016 US Pro Series.

The digital performer will take audiences to the throbbing heart of funk music as he spins, jumps and does splits on a large wraparound screen.

While trying to fend off demands to switch course on his economic policy, he is facing internal splits on a series of incendiary issues, from Europe to immigration to gay marriage.

Among the works included were one called 'It's a Stretch but You've Still Got It,' which shows an old woman in a pink tutu doing the splits on a golden stage, with the help of an assistant painted to blend into the curtains and 'No Sweat' which shows an overweight woman happily leading an aerobics class with her body painted so that she appears 30 pounds slimmer.

Furthermore partial trees and partial splits are trees and splits on a subset of the complete taxa set.

In La Grande Illusion, Renoir had one page of dialogue where the two characters had to split on a mountain road.

"My opinion is split on a personal level," Mr Wolff said.

But Labour sought to capitalise, saying that Tories were split on a core policy.

Jens A. Jorgensen, Brussels Cameron's state of denial Regarding the article "Britain split on a fix for 'moral collapse"' (Aug. 16): Prime Minister David Cameron is in a state of denial.

Despite residents' near-even split on a total gun ban, a slightly larger percentage was in agreement that a gun ban would probably do little to improve safety.