Sentence examples for between after from inspiring English sources
There are flash art projects, pages of spelling, and mountains of maths - all to be done between after school care and dinner.
In between, after Coleman's volleyed equaliser, Bracewell's men could only blame themselves as Paul Peschisolido and Karlheinz Riedle, twice, spurned chances created by the industrious Bjarne Goldbaek.
In the 10 days between, after the school was converted to a staging area for emergency workers, she was in constant motion.
But the visits became fewer and farther between after Mr. Bush's aides found that the networks preferred those informal moments to the staged events of the day.
The Giants managed only a field goal sandwiched in between after a touchdown run by Brandon Jacobs was nullified by a holding penalty against Chris Snee.
The middle two ballets — the "Spectre de la Rose" pas de deux and the "Dying Swan" solo — last less than 17 minutes together (including the pause in between), after which the Kirov thinks nothing of drawing out the next intermission for 30 to 40 minutes before the final "Scheherazade".
Bunescu and Mooney [ 37] claim that binary relations are characterized by the tokens that occur in one of these contexts: Fore-Between (FB), Between (B) or Between-After (BA).
Pitched somewhere between after-hours cable soft-core and an overambitious student art film, "Stripped Down" is bad in so many ways I can't help but feel a slightly tender affection for it.
I learned English from soap operas — after kindergarten, curled up Mommy-side — and then beyond, the many hours she abandoned the sofa for the kitchen when I alternated between after-school cartoons and adult crime dramas.
This result can be translated into the following empirical prediction regarding the relationship between after-tax pay-performance sensitivity and corporate tax avoidance: The level of corporate tax avoidance increases in the pay-performance sensitivity of the manager's compensation.
We employ a search-matching framework according to which both unemployment benefits and EITCs influence wages through their effect on the net replacement rate (the ratio between after-tax incomes of unemployed and employed workers).
