Sentence examples for take split from inspiring English sources

Rogue One looks set to also break $1bn but will also see its box office take split across two calendar years.

My proposal in this report is a simple one: it is that in future it should not be possible to take split votes on amendments in the plenary.

Take split commissions into account.

"Referees take split-second decisions and they can spoil everything," he said, but he also acknowledged, "Everybody is human on the pitch".

The new suggestion is that the FIA race director Charlie Whiting and the stewards of the meeting would have time to consider any apparent driving infringement after the race rather than take split-second decisions which, on reflection, might seem unfair.

Snappily named the X-47B Unmanned Combat Air System, the 19m- (62ft-) wide aircraft is designed to take split-second decisions on its own initiative – and even land itself on an aircraft carrier – while remaining under the overall control of human operators.

"I'm greedy, you know me, but I would take a split," Coach BYRON SCOTT said.

The atmosphere is electric – imagine Beatlemania or the first time Take That split up.

When Take That split in 1996, Barlow enjoyed solo success with his debut album Open Road.

He told John Wilson, the presenter of Radio 4's Mastertapes, about the cost of the Take That split.

Based on these criteria, Lubchenco gave up a full-time tenure track position at Harvard University to take a split position at Oregon State with her husband.