Sentence examples for between much of from inspiring English sources

Despite the strong links between much of his work and his own life, Mr. McGahern denies that his writing is autobiographical.

"There seems to be," said Renny Jackson, an English teacher, "an almost complete mismatch between much of what the state does and what people actually need.

Inequality has deepened between men and women, between rich and poor, and between much of the developed world and the poorest countries, particularly in Africa.

Perhaps that kind of competition would spark newly cooperative ideas, and take us away from the antagonistic relationship between much of the music business on one hand, and the network of musicians and fans on the other".

He dismisses European anti-Americanism as "despicable," although it has become clear that the split between much of Europe and the United States may divide the two continents for decades to come.

The single biggest reason for the bad vibes that exist between much of the public and the New York Police Department is that many of the police officers out on patrol don't want to work — and won't write out a report unless they absolutely have to.

The choice facing Canadians may be between much more of Mr Harper, or the arrival of coalition politics from across the Atlantic.

And in between did much of his best-known work here.

Even "in the one-year time window between deployments, much of your time home is not really yours," Captain Ryan added.

Though the Paris agreement is a global accord between countries, much of the hard work will be taken in the cities of the world.

WASHINGTON — Throughout the confrontation between Roger Clemens and Brian McNamee, much of the back and forth has been based on recollections of events as far as 10 years ago.