Examples of 'it was broken up' in a sentence
Meaning of "it was broken up"
it was broken up: Describing something that has been divided, separated, or dismantled into smaller parts
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it was broken up
It was broken up long ago and divided into.
The interview was so detailed, it was broken up into four parts.
It was broken up on the grounds that coalitions were forbidden by the constitution.
The battery later travelled to the United Kingdom, where it was broken up for reinforcements.
It was broken up in a police raid in January.
In fact, it was broken up.
It was broken up into 34 separate entities that included companies that would become ExxonMobil.
The case became so large and unwieldy that it was broken up into 146 separate probes.
Afterwards, it was broken up into smaller pieces and sold to raise money for charity.
The plantation was closed down and it was broken up in the 1940s.
Some days later, it was broken up due to the objections by the church.
It remained on the water under various owners until it was broken up 1896.
After three days, it was broken up by the Yugoslav gendarmerie.
The Baltic was sold and later converted to a sailing ship ; it was broken up in 1880.
It was broken up during the state of emergency that followed Djindjic 's murder.
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Virginia remained on the stocks at Boston until it was broken up there starting in 1874.
It was broken up long ago and divided into … he 's here.
The aircraft was parked at Pulkovo Airport where it was broken up in August 2009.
It was broken up in situ post-war.
SMS Tegetthof was awarded to Italy in war damage and it was broken up in 1922.
He's here. It was broken up long ago and divided into.
It was broken up at some as yet undetermined date, possibly as early as 1952.
It was broken up in November 1916 as its battalions were posted away.
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