Sentence examples for between gave from inspiring English sources

"So I designed one long cabinet that went from one end of the room to the other, which concealed both of them, and in between gave me more storage".

Carney and skipper Shenton gave Castleford a feint hope of a comeback heading into the second period, although a Carvell score sandwiched in between gave Warrington a comfortable half-time cushion.

On the one hand, General Scott, Secretary of State William H. Seward, and others urged him to abandon the fort; and Seward, through a go-between, gave a group of Confederate commissioners to understand that the fort would in fact be abandoned.

Unlike Uber, where drivers have free time in-between giving rides to passengers, Washio routes drivers based on where they had previously been scheduled to make deliveries.

I'm attempting to walk the fine line between giving him permission and not intruding".

Q: What is the difference, then, between giving schools more freedom and just creating more academies?

The operas and tone poems in between give us the composer fully fleshed.

The Times' Upshot forecast is in between, giving Trump a fifteen-per-cent shot.

And anything in between gives you fish-flavored rubber bands too tough to eat.

What's the distance between giving and taking, magnanimity and covetousness?

So the fair comparison she says is between giving a speech, and action.