Sentence examples for thought the division from inspiring English sources
Hard to imagine that it was once thought the division of the Pushtuns would make the frontier easier to defend.
Hanson and fellow One Nation senator Brian Burston told the Senate on Thursday in separate personal explanations they had missed the vote because they thought the division bells were ringing for a quorum, not for a vote on legislation.
I was open and honest with why I thought the division of friends was an odd request, and was not pleased with being put in that position.
"I think the division is more north-east/south-west rather than north/south.
Mr Iyengar thinks the division between those who read a lot and those who don't is eroding.
"Frankly, it needs to be better, because we need a better start, and I think the division's better," Sabean said.
Discussing the divergent endorsements, one Democratic consultant who often advises labor unions said: "I think the division is pretty significant for labor.
Dr Jim McCormick, of the Joseph Rowntree Foundation, thinks the division of state pension schemes is something which needs to be done "with caution".
Having emerged as a dubstep producer before establishing himself with a far more techno-centric sound, Rose still thinks the division of dance music into separate genres is still totally relevant.
He went on to say if he never releases another smash single, he thinks the division between his brief moment in the pop spotlight and all of the other music he has created will still "be kind of interesting".
During a meeting in Washington last month, ABC News staff members told Robert A. Iger and Michael D. Eisner, Disney's top executives, that they thought the news division should not be cut in the same manner as other Disney divisions because it performs a public service.
