How to pronounce “split off” in English

you'll be split off from your flock, from the murmuration.

Then it split off into two.

And an emulation can split off copies.

Groups were free to split off from the main unit and establish new alliances on their own.

Some people were split off.

And so there is a character that I split off that talks about my feelings of imposter syndrome being here in Cambridge and being at MIT and being surrounded

So at times, the east was kind of split off and separate.

So at the beginning of a work day, emulations plausibly will often split off a few copies who spend a few hours doing a short-term task,

And somewhere along the way, one person from each of those companies is going to split off and start his own company.

She ended up getting signed by a very small label of a guy who had just split off from Dreamworks after that part of his career stalled out.

As a female artist, being female specifically, that must not be easy, right-- to split off from your brothers, a very popular band.

I think it's undervalued in our society, and I think there was a point in history where that decision was made to split off between science and art.

And recently, two, three years ago, Food Network went through what I call cell division, where they split off between

And now there's, you know, Topfield, Middleton, Andover are now all split off from Ipswich.