Sentence examples for between highlands from inspiring English sources

The Neversink itself, whose odd name is believed to be the phonetic pronunciation of American Indian words that mean "water between highlands," must be rebuilt.

The adoption of Middle Scots by the aristocracy has been seen as building a shared sense of national solidarity and culture between rulers and ruled, although the fact that north of the Tay Gaelic still dominated may have helped widen the cultural divide between highlands and lowlands.

He said his company received about $29,000 to offset the cost of shuttling medical supplies, construction workers and volunteers on ferries between Highlands, N.J., and Lower Manhattan in the days after the attack.

This was despite continual warfare with England, the increasing division between Highlands and Lowlands, and a large number of royal minorities.

The route then forms the border between Highlands and Middletown Township, with Highlands to the north and Middletown Township to the south.

"We do not differentiate between highland and lowland.

The chief division in Mayan cultural types is between highland and lowland cultures.

Sarha, for instance, has a five-day itinerary through little-explored northern Jordan, following the newly developed Al-Ayoun trail (which links to Abraham's Path) between highland springs and a network of forested valleys near the ancient site of Pella.

River civilization is an important bridge between highland civilization and marine civilization.

The eruption of the conflict provided the pretext for violence between highland Merina and coastal Malagasy of other ethnic groups that were linked to precolonial history and politics.

Although complexes of rituals created linkages between highland villages, there were variations in dialects, differences in social hierarchies, and an array of ritual practices in the Sulawesi highland region.