Sentence examples for splits onto from inspiring English sources

It enters town as Boulevard and meanders to just past Washington Avenue, where it splits onto the more easterly Greenkill Avenue and Fair Street for several blocks.

This interchange has flyover ramps between southbound I-95 and southbound DE 1/DE 7 and northbound DE 1/DE 7 and northbound I-95; the northbound ramp splits onto both sides of the northbound lanes of I-95.

US 50 continues to traverse the farmlands and small towns of the Great Plains mostly as a straight two-lane road until Emporia where it joins Interstate 35 and splits onto Interstate 435 to bypass the center of the Kansas City Area.

They then plan to split onto seven planes and crisscross the country for Mr. Bush, making 45 stops in 24 states.

Written by Jack Thorne and devised by JK Rowling, the production should be viewed "as canon" and has been split onto two parts due to its "epic" nature.

Each cell situated in the intersection of the column corresponding to the window width (length of each segment) and row corresponding to the integration time parameter, is split onto three subcells.

Each cell in Figure 9 situated at the intersection of the column corresponding to the window width (length of each segment) and row corresponding to the integration time parameter, is split onto three subcells.

After crossing the bridge, PA 171 and PA 92 split onto State Street and River Street respectively.

The only major change was the highway being split onto a one-way pair of streets in Bethesda in 1988.

In Odessa, the route is lined with homes and intersects US 13, which is split onto 5th Street northbound and 6th Street southbound.

The new Route 6 would share the alignment of Route 5 from Paterson to west of Hackensack, where it would turn southeast onto a new alignment to Little Ferry, then run with Route 5 again to east of Ridgefield and split onto its own alignment to the George Washington Bridge.