Sentence examples for things split from inspiring English sources

And much of the comedy and the fundamental cheerfulness in Smith's work has to do, I think, with the figurative consolations the pun embodies: that life is generative, and that, even as things split apart, they can be brought together.

If you like White Castle + fried things, split an order of this with a few friends so you don't kill yourself.

But things split them apart -- one had sympathy for the North, the other for the South in the Civil War -- and then they both fell in love with the same woman.

When you become friends don't let silly things split you up, it happens often and really is quite silly.

They commented that the campaigns were well organized and that all of the obvious things — split-testing ads, using negative keywords, separate ad groups and separate campaigns, etc. — were already in use.

While most of us are religious or at least spiritual and the vast majority are incredibly generous, we are also a culture of iconoclasts and take some delight in upsetting the old order of things, splitting open the delicately jeweled egg just to see what's inside, racing across a forbidden continent to see who can get to the rocky coastline first.

For one thing, Split is home to one of the world's most significant archaeological sites.

Buellton, 25 miles north of Santa Barbara, has been known for just one thing: split pea soup.

Like the greatest performers in any sport, he seems to see things a split second ahead of everyone else.

'Ferdinand de Saussure said things were split into signifiers and signified,' he recalls, 'and my thing was: how do you know?

Doherty went on to form Babyshambles while Barât became the frontman of Dirty Pretty Things, who split up in 2008.