Sentence examples for a life between from inspiring English sources
The ant chooses a life between its genes and its epigenes — inhabiting one self among its incipient selves.
For nearly four years, I've juggled a life between tiny apartments in New York and Hong Kong on a freelance writer's income.
"But we still have to change the way people think to guarantee a life between men and women based on equality," she added.
He studied art intermittently while leading a life, between the ages of seventeen and twenty-five, that he describes as "pretty catastrophic" — ridden with drugs and aimless travels, amid café existentialists.
Up to that time I'd been living a life strung between two poles – literal or metaphorical, take your pick.
Fig. 12 Comparison of a life cycle between APTEEN and ADCAPTEEN.
Where does she expect a life stretched between so many disciplines and domains to lead?
Lame. 2. Normal eaters have a life in between meals.
Tribal and baroque, the complex images recall a life spent between worlds.
Capital equipment was assumed to have a life of between 5 and 10 years, depending on the item.
During the dot-com era, Mr. Messier lived a lavish life between Paris and a penthouse on Park Avenue, financed by Vivendi.
