Divvy in a sentence

Following Hamas’ Oct. 7 terrorist attack on Israel, Biden a supplemental package that would divvy up money to Ukraine, Israel and the U.S. border.

I predict that the divvy will be raised.

Sophomore political science major Aurelia Flynn shared her experience with biking in Chicago, specifically with Divvy bikes.

Still going to collect my divvy next month, then reevaluate.

Yes, there's risk of a cut in the divvy but that's a risk I'm willing to take.

Head coaches will meet to construct the rosters, and ultimately divvy up playing time as well.

Instead, they divvy up what is left after the sale of the cheese and bills are paid for things like property taxes, insurance and loan payments for improvements to the facility.

May also said Divvy service will not be available during the restricted hours, from North Avenue to Ashland Avenue and Cermak Road.

Officers will have to divvy up roles to guard Meghan in London and her son in Vancouver.

The second way to do a virtual cookie swap is slightly more old school: Every participant can make one cookie recipe on their own, then divvy up the batches and ship them to each other.

Instead of charging per user, Lehi, Utah-based Divvy gives businesses custom Mastercards and takes a cut of merchants’ fees to the bank when people make purchases.

It’s unclear how the Patriots will divvy up snaps to their loaded stable of backs, but veteran James White is accepting of young blood in the running back room.

Lyft already owns Motivate, the company that operates the Divvy bike-sharing system.

Scooters can be unlocked with a mobile phone through an app and, unlike Divvy bikes, don’t have to be parked at a docking station.

Thoughts and prayers go out to those of you using Divvy bikes the day after Chicago's Naked Bike Ride.

But in cases of gerrymandering, district lines are drawn so that they divvy up voting populations based on factors such as political party, racial identity and socioeconomic status.

But it’s not just Divvy — it’s the bikeshare model.

If Divvy docking stations are good enough for the North Side and downtown, Beale wants to know why City Hall hasn’t “forced” the company purchased Monday by Lyft to build those same docking stations on the Far South Side and West sides.

John talks to Michael Critzon, general manager of Divvy, about some changes to the payment model the bike-sharing service has made recently.

Motivate has bike share systems in several major US cities, including New York (Citi Bike), Chicago (Divvy) and the San Francisco Bay Area (Ford GoBike).