The whole policy of partitioning Prussia very soon broke down before a Prussian, national unity that was the growth of centuries.
Through the partitioning wall she could hear George crooning like a guardian angel to his charge, and she smiled tenderly.
And just through that partitioningwall was a woman who was all his, too; one of the prettiest of women, and his wife.
Barrier towns, brought about the Grand Alliance of 1701 between the maritime Powers and the court of Vienna, desirous of partitioning the inheritance of Charles II.
Latterly the Swedes, who at first had compunctions on the score of Protestantism, have agreed to join in the Partitioning adventure: "It brings us his Pommern, all Pommern ours!
Food resourcepartitioning by seabirds in the five oceanographic domains are shown in Tables 11-15.
But the same grand principle, in the later instance of partitioning Poland, has it not proved eminently triumphant, successful in all points?
Readers ask rather: "And had Friedrich no feeling about Poland itself, then, and this atrocious Partitioning of the poor Country?
It was soft, plastic, well-suited for thepartitioning of the Snail-shell; it soon hardened into a solid ceiling.
The sequence of the sexes is therefore what it would be in a straight tube and especially in a tube with a wide bore, where the partitioning is complicated by subdivisions on the same level.
We now begin to understand the awful sin ofpartitioning the earth by force.
The best kind of community interest attaches to the proper use and partitioning of the earth, a communism that is dissociated from propaganda and programs.
So far from giving such advice, I am not thinking exclusively of farming when I speak of the partitioning of the land.
A new map If, then, we are to give the people access to the holy earth, it means not only a new assent on the part of society but a new way of partitioning the surface.
There was at one time a project of creating him elector of Hanover and of partitioning Würtemberg between Bavaria and Baden.
His proposal to punish France by partitioning the country and thus placing it on a par with Germany, was far more practical in its tendency.
But until the Seven Years' War the eastward and westward partitioning of these grants was of little practical consequence; for English dominion was bounded by the Alleghanies, and everything beyond was in the hands of the French.
A scheme was devised for driving out the settlers and partitioning their lands among a company of speculators.
European diplomacy effected treaties for partitioning the Spanish dominions; but ultimately Charles declared the grandson of Louis his heir.
The successes of Russia against Turkey in 1770 roused the anxiety of Austria and Prussia, and the solution of what we know as the Eastern question was indefinitely postponed by the device of partitioning Poland (Aug.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "partitioning" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word. Other words: cutting; division; partition; rationing; sharing; splitting
