Sentence examples for accomplishments between from inspiring English sources

Musing on her accomplishments between bites of tuna tartare Ms. Lambert betrayed a clear sense of satisfaction.

The delayed vote in the Senate represented a small victory for Senate Republicans who were working hard to run down the clock and deny Democrats a chance to notch legislative accomplishments between now and the midterm elections in November.

While it is true that we can never compare the on-the-field accomplishments between athletes from one era to another, we can - and must - measure the impact that elite athletes carry over into other aspects of their lives.

Whereas even the most barbarous white nations such as the Germans "have something eminent about them," the "uniform and constant difference" in accomplishment between whites and non-whites could not occur "if nature had not made an original distinction betwixt these breeds of men" (Zack 2002, 15).

Certain awards have specified criteria (i.e. best unfunded start-up or best new start-up launched in 2008) but, otherwise, all companies and products are eligible for consideration based on their accomplishments made between Summer 2008 and Summer 2009.

It had been a long time between accomplishments.

Thus the relationship between accomplishments and success seems to have been inverted.

MOUNT VERNON, Va., Oct. 24 — There is a mystery at the heart of Mount Vernon, the estate to which George Washington retired during intervals between accomplishments as a founding father.

This year, the two plan to roll out improved statistics for photographers to help them better understand the reach and impact of their work; top charts and badges to reward users' accomplishments; private messaging between members; and sub-communities around shared interests, styles, and locations.

∎ Agency and work are unstable situational accomplishments, and interactions between patients and relational networks are affected by multiple endogenous and exogenous factors.

The gap between expectation and accomplishment, like that between international perceptions of Mrs. Johnson Sirleaf and domestic ones, is wide, especially in a nation that ranked 162nd out of 169 countries on the United Nations Human Development Index in 2010.