Sentence examples for to be split with from inspiring English sources
Some items are meant to be split with a companion.
Social life tends to be split, with the New York crowd separate from the longtime locals.
GAZETTE: What's the developmental timeline, and is most of the work going to be done here at Harvard, or is it going to be split with Amgen?
If a piece of wood is to be split with an axe, the axe must of necessity be hard; and, if hard, must of necessity be made of bronze or iron.
The team seems to be split, with one's preference hugely determined by how close they live to one or the other (I bet you can guess which one I argued for).
The other element of capital spending, the 'World Class Labs' fund earmarked for the renewal of existing infrastructure, is itself to be split, with 'more than half' to be allocated through competition.
Some American and Afghan officials believe that the Taliban is vulnerable to being split, with potentially large chunks of the movement defecting to the Afghan government.
"They made it to lunch, then they had to be split up with each going in one of the guides' kayaks," said Mr. Fox, a former California TV weatherman who moved his wife and two young boys to Kauai several years ago.
The few large ranches continue to be split up, with the resulting subdivisions priced at from $1 million to $7 million.
Health officials estimated that the cleanup would cost $5,000 to $10,000, which would be split with Alley Cat Allies.
Search advertisements will show up in the cloud, and proceeds from click-throughs to those advertisements will be split with site owners.
