Sentence examples for wind split from inspiring English sources

The wind split 60-foot power poles and scattered them like chopsticks.

The storm blew up the wind, the wind split the big pine, and the falling pine tore down the power line that fed our house.

The reverse of this theory is that having two equally-balanced candidates within one group means the vote from the base of that group will wind up split -- meaning candidates from the other groups would have a better chance overall.

Originally planned as one film, "Kill Bill" wound up split into two.

In the elections, a decade of Republican domination of the Legislature ended, as Democrats took control of the Assembly and the 40-member Senate wound up split with 20 Democrats and 20 Republicans.

I wound up splitting a pre-molar that cost a lot more!

Mr. Vaughn, who became a regular on the celebrity circuit in Los Angeles, wound up splitting with his Von Dutch partners and settled for an amount he recalled on Friday as paltry.

Most states wound up splitting their delegates, awarding a pool of at-large delegates proportionally by the percentage of the vote and awarding other delegates to the candidates who lead in each congressional district.

He wound up splitting some office space with an attorney, doing his clerk work and eventually started offering that service to other attorneys and companies.

The two wound up splitting in March.

The new design combines the conventional Savonius wind turbine and split channel mechanisms.