Sentence examples for temporary divide from inspiring English sources

Sunday's dramatic and specific terrorism alert by the White House shed light on a significant, if perhaps temporary, divide among American news organizations.

A temporary partition divided the apparatus in half lengthwise.

Typically, people rent a one-bed apartment then install a temporary wall to divide a room into two.

And today's communal living is more often in a two- or three-bedroom apartment (a temporary wall frequently dividing a living room to make an additional bedroom) with roommates of both sexes.

Occupied Ireland was to be ruled along with Britain in a temporary administrative system divided into six military-economic commands, with one of the headquarters being situated in Dublin.

It is sensitively installed in the temporary exhibition galleries downstairs, divided into three themes highlighting the meanings and uses of objects.

The collection has been divided into temporary mini-museums set up across the country; eight will be in place by April, including one in Orlando, Fla., where on Saturday nights, one can, for $65, partake in a luxurious dinner party that recreates the one that George Widener, a wealthy Titanic passenger, gave for the Titanic's captain just before the tragedy.

Final weight was arrived at by dividing the temporary weight by the sum of all weights.

Cases are divided in temporary (A) and permanent (B) categories in 955 male conscripts during a 6-month period, including 16 conscripts who applied for non-military service (C).

In Canada, ninth grade disclosed a history of uneasy compromise duality, and the constant search for temporary nonviolent solutions to intractable divides.

Boeing officials said they had also hoped to make all the fixes at once rather than dividing them into temporary and longer-term changes.