Splintered

A condition of the sales agreement was for Ashley to deliver a splintered title when requested.

A fragmented and splintered Congress lacks a coherent and binding idea or theme.

But footage of the area, livestreamed from a drone and seen by The New York Times, verified soldiers’ accounts of heavy Russian airstrikes that have destroyed the houses and turned the river bank into a mass of mud and splintered trees.

Debris lay scattered inside the shells of homes and on lawns: clothing, insulation, toys, splintered furniture, a pick-up truck with its windows shattered.

In the over 60-second clip, multiple people grappled as the fight carried over to the luggage conveyor belt, with nearly ten people throwing bows as the brawl splintered into two different areas in the baggage claim area.

It also works well as a canonically splintered-off sequel to A Death in the Family.

It states: "Windows of the great public buildings, broken by protestors, are splintered or patched with duct tape.

I was looking on the Waze screen as we were driving up, and asked my friend what the red and white barriers were on the electronic map which splintered off of the road we were on.

Once more, the Braves splintered that statement before the Mets could even clear their throats.

The back splintered and broke off.

The doors and their frames were either splintered, or the hinges had torn free of the wall.

Then Netflix, and its competitors, splintered the market, obliterating the brick-and-mortar video store with its subscription streaming service model.

The rescue operation then went out early on Sunday after the boat had splintered.

When she arrived home she found her door lying “splintered, kicked in with the lock broken”.

A coalition of pro-business groups cast doubt on that science — a tactic that splintered public opinion.

A mass of boulders, earth and splintered trees devastated Yambali in the South Pacific nation’s remote highlands when a limestone mountainside sheared away on Friday.

Around Greenfield, the scenes of destruction began abruptly, with lush green yards transitioning into the chaos of splintered lumber and lawns littered with household items — a cooler, a sink.

But by the time alternative rock prince Daniel Johns of Silverchair inducts the splintered and festering Radios into the mainstream-corporate hell of ARIA’s Hall of Fame in 2007, the war is clearly won.

But rescuers are struggling to reach cutoff communities, including vacation homes by Lake Lure, once an idyllic draw for visitors, now a swamp of splintered trunks, boats, and docks.

Chancellor Olaf Scholz is opposed to sending the missiles, and the issue has splintered his governing coalition.