Sentence examples for are living between from inspiring English sources

Due to the household registration system, more than 0.2 billion floating population (live in urban area with rural household) are living between city and country.

It helps that all are living between a 6,000-square-foot house in St . Louisand a 3,000-square-foot house in Springfield, where the children spend time when they're not in school, and where Ms. Roby spends much of each week.

We are living between wars.

Verlan caught on among the second generation of immigrants who were living between cultures.

By the late 1950s Dora was living between her Paris apartment and her house in Ménerbes, where she spent the summers.

"I feel like I'm living between the horse and the horseshoe," an Arab American tells New York's Village Voice.

Right now, I am living between the dates, both as a journalist and a participant this time.

When I'm not touring I'm living between Majorca and York and, if no one is catering for me, I'll have Weetabix.

But there was one big elephant in the room, or rather heading up and down the M25 burning up carbon, because the Smiths were living between two homes.

Don had been living between India and Germany, where he was working as a gardener, and had no plans to return to the UK.

The two fell in love, and soon she was living between homes on Cape Cod and in Jamaica, where they ran a bar in Treasure Beach.