Sentence examples for through the divide from inspiring English sources

Breaking through the divide between stage and audience.

We cut through the divide and we do it with pride".

Updates from the other side come courtesy of a "machine elf" named Baltran, who enters the earthly realm through the divide between Gunderson's sofa cushions.

The Sonnenalp has been a Vail staple since soon after the Eisenhower tunnel was carved through the divide over a quarter-century ago, linking Interstate 70 to Denver and beginning a Vail real estate rush that continues to this day.

In following these shifts toward white-collar, female, and service-sector employment, unions endeavoured to match strides with the rapidly changing composition of the work force just as, earlier in the century, they had broken through the divide separating skilled from unskilled manual labour.

Shot in wintry Istanbul, it's a marvellous and richly Turkish meditation on city and country, seen through the divide between two distant cousins – a young bumpkin who arrives as the unwelcome guest of a city photographer who is used to descending on his family in the sticks and demanding hospitality.

In the first week of this young NHL season, we've already had at least two fiery confrontation over or through the dividing glass between the benches.

During the transits observed by Hubble, he pointed out, the starlight passes through the dividing line, or terminator, between the hot side and the cold side, where fierce winds might be blowing redistributing heat and chemical species around the planet.

A8 Tense Funeral in Hebron Six days after a 10-month-old girl was killed by Palestinian fire, her body was escorted through the divided West Bank city to a heavily guarded burial.

Mr. Guenther and other lobbyists across a variety of industries said that if President Bush hoped to get much of his agenda through the divided Congress, he might now have to make far more legislative compromises.

We had to gut it and knocked through the dividing wall in this room to create one, spacious L-shaped room with a big long dining table at the back and a living-room at the front overlooking the street.