Sentence examples for arrived between the from inspiring English sources

Argentina is often thought of as a country of immigrants: most of the current population consider themselves to be descendants of southern Europeans who arrived between the mid-19th and early 20th centuries.

Trump arrived between the roast-duck appetizer and the roasted-portabello-mushroom salad and took his seat next to Malcolm S. (Steve) Forbes, Jr., the erstwhile Presidential candidate and the chief executive of Forbes, at a table that also included les grands fromages of Hertz, Merrill Lynch, the C.I.T. Group, and Countrywide Credit Industries.

Four of the 25 bilingual children were born outside of Canada and arrived between the ages of 1 5 and 3 7.

Simulations (Table 5) suggest two possibilities: either a very small group arrived around the 10th century, or a more important one arrived between the disintegration of the Mongol empire (around 1294 AD) and the discovery of the first graves.

Anyone who arrived between between the mid-60's and early 90's may nostalgically recall the streamlined Pan Am logo atop 200 Park Avenue, though an earlier generation saw it as a glaring assault on the understated avenue.

Later, a nanny cam from his house reveals that the only person to arrive between the police's arrival and the last time his wife is on camera is Martin Wells.

In the Beethoven, there was always a sense of direction, but often little sense of the difference between setting out and arriving, between the forces propelling the music forward and those opposing or questioning its motion.

Very swift Leonids meteors, many leaving bright trains in their wake, arrive between the 15th and 20th and are most numerous near the shower's peak, predicted for the 17th.

As a result, we cannot simply optimize for the tasks that are available now; we must optimize over the entire schedule of tasks that will arrive between the system's startup time and the time the battery is exhausted.

However, intuitively the reasoning is very simple: When the input is made more synchronous, it becomes more effective at eliciting a firing response in the target, but more of it is wasted because it arrives between the time when the firing threshold is reached in the target and the time when the input turns off.

A consecutive sample of patients with possible concussion arriving between the hours of 12 00 and 22 00 will be screened for the study.