Sentence examples for was being split up from inspiring English sources

To Walsh it felt as if the Memorial School family was being split up.

Gazprom had been buying electricity-generating companies from the state electricity company, which is being split up.

Teenagers are too often placed with foster carers who live far from their families, friends and schools and are being split up from their siblings.

Under the controversial "regional list" system, England is being split up into nine electoral regions, with an extra region each in Scotland and Wales.

"On the deportation stuff, I've got families coming to me telling me they're being split up — so I can't support all those deportations," Ellison told me.

And, while the film offers a rose-tinted vision of Irish life, the truth is that the land is being split up and Jake's suicidial cousin is the latest victim of both rural decline and the national propensity to dream.

At present large collective fields in the Czech Republic are being split up into smaller spatial units.

Things are being split up.

We all galvanized around this place, and now we're being split up.

His two roles of consumer and producer are being split up and studied separately to understand the elementary form of consumer theory and producer theory in microeconomics.

"When we are being split up, everyone calls the member of his own palace.