Sentence examples for between festive from inspiring English sources
Inside, the atmosphere alternated between festive and frenzied.
The contrast between festive fixtures would be even starker in 1935: on Christmas Day Oldham beat Tranmere Rovers 4-1 at home; on Boxing Day they renewed hostilities at Prenton Park and Oldham lost 13-4.
In between the festive treats I keep up work on the ergo as well as a few weights and many of the other top-secret elements of our training schedule.
Mr. Lankford, who brought his wife and two daughters to town for his first week on Capitol Hill, ricocheted between the festive joys of taking the oath, followed by receptions with his neatly combed out, dressed up, slightly dazed family members, and the klaxon tones of the buzzer calling him and his colleagues to vote.
But keep in mind that during the holidays, there's a fine line between being festive and being a ho-ho-ho-hot mess.
Like many others, I saw the film between bouts of festive excess and hoped for nothing from it except what you could reasonably ask of a three-hour fantasy epic.
She added unobtrusive touches of color: mostly stripes that waver somewhere between Mondrian and festive war paint, but also circles and dabs, often in response to nail holes or the faded hues from the wood's earlier life.
Joyce's masterpiece is the perfect story for anyone torn by festive rituals between consent and resistance, bonhomie and boredom.
Lupo's crystalline yet emphatic performance helped draw out the piece's deeper meaning, Mozart's own underlying conflict between the imperatives of festive public pomp (as seen in the opening theme's martial strut) and the inner compulsions of personal expression (which Lupo brought out with dark-hued vehemence).
And, in those fabulous but fleeting days of youth, they could party all night with plenty of energy remaining for an hour-long festive romp between the sheets.
I'm sure we will be back for more over the festive season in between rinsing LEGO Marvel Super Heroes and Super Mario 3D World.
