Sentence examples for between at a from inspiring English sources

In between, at a dutiful but unsexy two stars, was Charlie Trotter's.

Explore the port from the West End to the East End, with the cobbled streets of the Old Port in between, at a sidewalk table in summer or a cozy spot near a wood-burning fireplace in winter.

I spent the evening somewhere in between, at a boutique bar she suggested called Blu Bungalow, where chilled Champagne and Campari cocktails were served alongside bruschetta on thick crusts of bread with fresh goat cheese, local basil and cherry tomatoes.

Independently of these three notions we need to distinguish between at-a-point identifiability on the one hand and structural identifiability on the other hand [ 11, 12].

Russia's president, Vladmir Putin, stunned his US opposite number, Barack Obama, by proposing the appointment of actor Steven Seagal as Russia's "honorary consul" in two US states, thereby becoming a key behind-the-scenes go-between at a point when relations between the two countries had been deteriorating rapidly.

— If angels can see into the ends and beginnings of things, Why are they still among us Like widowed birds, circling, circling,                                their poor go-betweens at a full stop?

There is a relationship between AT-percentage of a segment and its length: the correlation between AT-percentage and log of the length is -0.22.

But in between (at an arbitrary, flexible, fuzzy and heavily-populated boundary), it is tough to distinguish clinical ADD from normal kids who are no more than extremely frisky and difficult to manage.

I'll check it in the gaps between mouthfuls, the breaks between hymns at a funeral, the seconds before falling asleep.

Illusory conjunctions are, for example, more abundant between nearby items than between items at a larger separation (Cohen & Ivry, 1989).

A ramp climbs between them at a third, bewildering angle.