Sentence examples for am between from inspiring English sources
preposition
In the position or interval that separates (two things), or intermediate in quantity or degree. (See the Usage notes below.)
- John stood between Amy and Mary. Let's meet between two and three.
I am between things neither Sybil Carpenter nor Seymour Glass, neither child nor adult, I have powers of seeing and knowing, but no ability to take action.
She vividly pinpoints key phrases that resonate in the mind: "I am alone, I alone am" haunts the consciousness only to be echoed in the climactic image of the speaker "remaining alone where I am, between two parting dreams".
No one should have to compete while 25percentt of her mind is distracted with instructions about legs not being spread apart "unless I am between them," (Nardiello's reported comment).
Health-wise I am between knee replacements: waiting for my right knee (which has been done) to get strong enough to support my left knee which is being operated upon tomorrow.
The other two, somewhat desperate childfree months — January and June — are hard to claim for myself, torn as I am between the roles of selfless parent and narcissistic artist, to the point where I feel like a narcissistic parent and_ _an artist without a self.
I know I am between Tirin Kot and the mountains.' They said, 'Fine.' " The Americans told Karzai to have his men light four fires on the hills around their position, at least a hundred metres apart, for the next two nights.
And the place to look is "between".
This is between Nigériens".
"We're between exhibitions.
"This is between Shanghai and New York".
