Sentence examples for to split with from inspiring English sources

"I hate that we had to split with them".

News came through on Monday of Grigor Dimitrov's decision to split with the coach Roger Rasheed.

Syriza is now likely to split, with a formal announcement thought to be imminent.

(At $20, it's the most expensive item on the menu, though it's large enough to split with a group).

The band hailed the results as vindication of their decision to split with EMI and pursue their own strategy.

I have decided to split with the brand because I am not in favour at all of the comment.

That figure could rise steeply if the armed forces were to split, with units fighting each other.

That led the BJP to split with the INLD, which occurred shortly before the 2009 state legislative assembly elections.

Another example is Abkhazia, which Russia's president, Vladimir Putin, encouraged to split with Georgia after a brief border war in 2008.

Mr. Hatch said his only guess at how things could be resolved would be for some Democrats to split with their party and vote to end the filibuster.

He hates the job and only wants a reconciliation with Evelyn so that the plant can be liquidated, leaving him free to split with some of her inheritance.