Sentence examples for a pond between from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gangi, a little-known Democratic contender in New York City's mayoral contest, one whose result seems as assured as any in a race across a pond between Michael Phelps and a small, tired farm animal, has raised more than $80,000, though all but $14,000 of it has come from his own funds.

He looked at a pond between the fairway and the putting green on the sixth hole and said wistfully, "Do you know how many balls I have hit in that water?" He added, "I'm not going to give this place up without a good fight".

Each side also features a library with entrances at each cardinal point, in front of the third set of stairs from the entrance, and a pond between the library and the temple itself.

What sent workers' and residents' paranoia into overdrive was the fact that Dwight Watson had managed Monday to drive his Jeep, pulling the tractor behind it, into a pond between the Washington Monument and the Vietnam Veterans Memorial -- in the most secure part of what should be the most secure city on Earth on what is believed to be the eve of a war.

A man drove a tractor into a pond Monday between the Washington Monument and the Vietnam Veterans Memorial, police said.

The category "crossing type" indicates whether the parents that were mated originated from the same pond ("within ponds") or from different ponds ("between ponds").

Although wintertime temperatures on the mountain routinely drop below zero, the building has no furnace; it is warmed by sunlight and by heat that has been collected in, among other places, a pond that lies between the Xerox machine and the dining room.

However, the difference between a pond, a river, a lake or the whole wide sea is huge – and each can provide an interesting setting and a range of enemies suitable for a fishy adventure.

"Voters are so used to campaigns and candidates swimming in a sea of money, they really don't recognize the difference between a pond and an ocean anymore," said Larry Sabato, director of the Center for Politics at the University of Virginia.

For example, in Ross's oft-cited case of conflicting prima facie duties, someone who has promised to be somewhere at a certain time passes a boy drowning in a pond, and must choose between saving a life and keeping a promise to meet someone for lunch.

Kimura [standing beside a pond of colored carp]: As between the carp and me, there are many [genetic differences], but the surprising fact is that most of these mutations do nothing to help establish the differences between a human being and a fish.