Now that we’ve come up with some examples of splitting up words — with some excellent contributions from Andy! — let’s use them in a sentence. The rule is that you need to make a sentence that is grammatical and makes sense whether or not the word has been split up.
Here are some examples:
We alter natively fish in our pond.
She likes to be wilder.
The glass dome was built to cap a city.
They showed a flag rant disregard for my anarchist diatribe.
In the spa I sit all sweaty and hum idly.
When I fold my money it doubles, and afterward I find it still in creases.
The voluble Nobel laureate loved his lab oratory.
And drawing from Andy’s clever examples:
Some jokester has filled my bathtub with sham poo.
When I stay too long cooped up without sunshine, I am apt to go off on a tan gent.
Nowhere to be seen, he was now here.
Ah, now here is a tangent lab oratory from a tan gent I have seen nowhere on our laboratory!