Sentence examples for started to split from inspiring English sources

In the 1970s things started to split.

But they started to split in the 1980s, in part because of geographic polarization.

Support for Mr Kan has plummeted in recent weeks; his party has started to split; smelling blood, the opposition has ganged up to block the 2011 budget.

By the Late Jurassic, Africa had started to split off from South America, and Australia and Antarctica had separated from India.

So the proto-Indo-European language could not have started to split into its daughter tongues much before that date, some linguists argue.

The next year, as his vlogs racked up subscribers and views, YouTube started to split ad revenues with its content creators.

Some onions were starting to split from the roots.

As the permafrost degrades, people's houses are starting to split apart.

Bake 15 minutes, until tomatoes are hot and start to split, shaking dish occasionally.

Don't overmix, otherwise the cream cheese will start to split.

Put them on a baking tray and roast in the preheated oven for 15-20 minuntil unthe the skins start to split.