Sentence examples for a strip between from inspiring English sources
Alexandria, in the northeastern panhandle of the muḥāfaẓah, is built on a strip between the Mediterranean and Buḥayrat Maryūṭ (the classical Lake Mareotis) and juts northward into the Mediterranean on an artificial T-shaped promontory, accommodating two harbours.
Thirteen shared transloading sites were also designated along the Seine, on a strip between the Bercy and Grenelle bridges.
But I always thought of it as an official nameless area, a strip between netherworlds that the overlords of proper nomenclature would rather pretend not exist much less name.
But I always thought of it as a official nameless area, a strip between netherworlds that the overlords of proper nomenclature would rather pretend not exist much less name.
Nestled on a quiet strip between a burgeoning arts district and Little Haiti, they've lost little time in drawing Joe Allen's regulars.
A possible existence of a region of a narrow strip between V4 and TEO that represents the upper visual field has been argued (Van Essen et al. 1990; Boussaoud et al. 1991).
The minivan, which Mr. Becerra described as a red Ford Windstar that burned to a gunmetal gray, came to a stop on a grassy strip between the lanes of the parkway.
The place I was walking to was in a strip mall, between a pet store and a check-cashing place.
Packed away in a strip mall between a deli and a soon-to-open clothing shop, the 1,800-square-foot 1,800-square-foot 1,800-square-footzines, fanzines, books, videos, DVD's, posters, CDlendand and T-shirecord
Within days of the mass shooting at Stoneman Douglas, it was revealed that, in February of 2017, Nikolas Cruz had patronized Parkland's Sunrise Tactical Supply, a family-run gun shop situated in a strip mall between Just Kids Hairstyling and a wellness center.
It was always different when it had a strip aligned between opposite corners of a rectangle, but now it lies across the middle of the shorter sides of the same rectangular arena, along the rugby halfway line.
