Sentence examples for to split duties from inspiring English sources

At City Limits on Central Avenue, Nick and his brother Bill try to split duties.

Steve Phillips, the former Mets general manager, said he understood the concept of adding an assistant hitting coach to split duties, as long as the demarcation line of their duties made sense.

Tried to share top job with Citicorp's John Reed, decided in July to split duties, took day-to-day control.

Last December he appeared to place two executives in competition to replace him eventually, naming Donald P. Kanak and Martin J. Sullivan to split the duties of chief operating officer of A.I.G.

But between his declining bat and injury woes, he's a prime candidate to split catching duties somewhere.

If not, the Angels still have Albert Pujols and Justin Bour to split the duties.

Returning to the franchise he began his career with, the 37-year-old Vernon was expected to split goaltending duties with Fred Brathwaite.

"And, some of us get so focused on an athlete's [fame] within the sports world that we think everyone else knows about them". Though most athletes sign with an agent who handles their football and sports marketing deals, Leinart has opted to split the duties between CAA and an agent who will be selected in a week or two.

The Sepers also routinely employed the "divide and conquer" approach to their travels, where they could split duties, allowing the person with, say, organisational strength to handle planning itineraries and booking rooms (Adam) and the person with bargaining skills to haggle over tuk-tuk fares or purchases at the market (Megan).

We're offered a place to kneel, while two ladies in brocade kimonos and elaborate hair split duties: one heats the water on a brazier and whisks the tea; the other kneels behind her, keeping one eye on her technique, while also making stilted conversation.

They will split duties, filing reviews on restaurants throughout Southern California (and occasionally beyond) with neither one limited to a geographic area or type of cuisine.