Sentence examples for a rose in between from inspiring English sources

Jerry Garcia used to stick a rose in between the strings on the headstock of his guitar, and a variety of little decorations hanging from the headstock or the tailpiece of your guitar can look pretty cool.

We examined two types of income change: (a) drop in income between 2007 and 2009 from high to low and (b) a rise in income between 2007 and 2009 from low to high.

It is perhaps also linked to a rise in trade between the coastal regions and highlands.

A rise in violence between some Muslims and Christians is cause for concern.

Cameron adds that a lot of the debate around differing communication skills seems rooted in a rise in conflict between the sexes.

The Australian also cites figures from the NSW population health survey showing a rise in smoking between 2011 (14.7% of all adults) and 2013 (16.4% of all adults).

Interior Minister Michèle announcedrie announced the creation of a special police unit for gang violence, in an attempt to halt a rise in clashes between youth gangs in the Paris region.

British Columbia has had a rise in conflicts between landowners and prospectors, too, as it experiences a similar mining boom despite recent legal reforms in that province that have made it harder to invade private land.

As awareness of environmental concerns has grown, therapists say they are seeing a rise in bickering between couples and family members over the extent to which they should change their lives to save the planet.

Beijing's more assertive stance on this issue in recent years has led to a rise in tensions between China and its neighbours, particularly Vietnam and the Philippines.

As a result, there will likely be a rise in fights between creditors and companies similar to the current battle over General Motors ’ debts (see GM Reaches The End Of The Road).