Sentence examples for between come from inspiring English sources

The responses by officials to questions usually fluctuated between "come back tomorrow" and "I don't know".

In between come rapid-fire impressions of a country in a state of civil emergency and moral panic.

In between come Copland's "Lincoln Portrait" with none other than Paul Newman as narrator and John Adams's "Century Rolls".

Johnny's tale opens under "the very mask of war" and ends with the deception of peace; in between come any number of subterfuges.

The Kevin Callaghan Trio will perform July 11 and Aug. 1; in between come the ABC's of Jazz (July 18) and the Riley Bandy Jazz Group (July 26).

In between come the honky-tonk towns of Texas, the cactus-studded desert of New Mexico and Arizona, and the dunes and mountain passes of California.

But the bold moves come at the end: "And the Man of the Space-Between came out".

In between came palpable passages of silence.

In between came Prokofiev's First Piano Concerto.

In between came something completely different.

In between, comes Cortège, written in 1988.