Sentence examples for which was divided up from inspiring English sources

Anti-Semitism was a good portion of my life growing up, because I heard not only the public aspects of it in terms of Germany and the war but, as I mention in the essay, Father Coughlin and the anti-Semitism that existed in Boston, which was divided up into ethnic communities who didn't get along.

The top regulators were addressing the last public meeting of the FSA, which was divided up in April into the FCA and the Prudential Regulation Authority, headed by Bailey and set up inside the Bank of England to regulate big banks and insurance companies.

It claims that because that was the last in a tetrad of lunar eclipses — four in a series, which are divided up by six full moons — it was a sign of the end of the world.

The rate of performance drops as P1 is raised from 0.1 to 0.9 is due to limited space on L1, which is divided up between the two sets of cached content.

In the gloom of the basement bar, which is divided up by black drapes hung from the ceiling to create curtained-off play areas, the sophistication of the guests' attire ranges from baggy, charity shop pleated trousers scuffed at the knees to immaculately-pressed Kilgour two-pieces with cutaway collared shirts and lush, expansive double-Windsor knotted Hermes ties.

Afghanistan is divided up into 34 provinces, which are divided up into 400 districts.

I imagine Final Flesh being screened in a big room, which is divided up into two sides: Those who are with it, and those who are not with it.

The world was divided up between Team Jennifer and Team Angelina.

Mr. Yoshioka said Fujitsu was developing a supercomputer with a higher degree of parallel processing, in which problems are divided up among several processors to increase overall performance.

If you are one of the many divorcing couples who rent property and have few assets, which can be divided up relatively amicably – such as "I'll take the books and you take the CDs" – then the easiest and quickest route to dissolving your marriage is a low-cost website.

The simple deal we have struck is that Jo gets 50% of the firewood that we hump out of the wood and the group gets the other half, which will be divided up in proportion to the number of volunteer hours we've all put in.