Sentence examples for those two divisions from inspiring English sources

"Those two divisions are so much alike, it's sort of scary," said Larry Bowa, the MLB Network analyst and a former manager.

Yet those two divisions are among the company's most profitable, and Mr Boonstra evidently cannot quite bring himself to part with them.

Tate & Lyle said it had sold Bundaberg to the Belgium-based Societe Financiere des Sucres for $162 millionn, or $247 million, and spent $274 millionn buying up minority interests of 10percentt in Staley and 36.7percentt in Amylum, making Tate & Lyle the owner of those two divisions.

While the negative impact on specific planned outputs cannot be assessed, the combined loss of the full-time equivalent of seven posts for ESS and GIL (both Professional and General Service) speaks for itself in terms of the pressures which would be put on those two divisions.

It is likely that even asleep, Marshall sees the twenty-seven discs representing those twenty-seven divisions, within each of which the segment of reality slowly increases too slowly to satisfy a Chief of Staff who takes his responsibilities seriously.

It is likely that even asleep, Marshall sees the twenty-seven discs representing those twenty-seven divisions, within each of which the segment of reality slowly increases — too slowly to satisfy a Chief of Staff who takes his responsibilities seriously.

That has shot up this season to 16, which is still a tiny percentage of all the games played but a sharp enough increase for the FA to write to every club in those five divisions.

Of those eight divisions, two divisions were forced to disband, and not until March 1951 did the 9th Army return to its normal strength and become combat effective.

Teams can be promoted and relegated between the two divisions but those in the second tier cannot go down.

Together with the two divisions in Zealand, seven French divisions were dedicated to the operation.

Thicker edges mean more collaboration between the two divisions.