Sentence examples for you could split from inspiring English sources

At a minimum, you could split the difference.

Or you could split it all with someone and then hit the frozen yogurt stand.

"You could split up all of human history into two phases," he said.

You could split your £100 between two different investment funds, perhaps a UK fund and an overseas fund targeting, say, the US or emerging markets.

"The times when you could split the roles and it wouldn't be a big problem is when times are quiet at a company that's on a big roll," he said, not "when it's trying to make a major left turn".

Prediction fourth Last season 12th (fourth in qualifiers, won Million Pound Game v Bradford) Coach Brian Smith Captain Danny Kirmond It took the inaugural Million Pound Game for Wakefield to secure their Super League survival but you could split last season into half and see brighter hopes for 2016.

Then again, the Times pointed to the depth of antagonism towards the EU within Cameron's cabinet, suggesting that his "back me or I'll sack you" threat could split the party: "A good number of leading ministers, including Michael Gove, Chris Grayling, Iain Duncan Smith and Sajid Javid, are thought to be sympathetic to Brexit.

At $43 each, I imagine a few of you enterprising Makers could split apart an old cassette tape and slap the pieces onto a small zippered pouch yourself.

Sophisticated yet perverse, like that "shit on me" twinkle in the eye of a guy too rich to enjoy normal sex anymore, Andrew's garments use a landed-gentry idiom to impart the unavoidable message that below the Camel Flannel Trousers lies a cock that could split you in two.

You are in possession, my friend, of information that could split a peaceable family into Montagues and Capulets.

The line, Ford said, could split.