Sentence examples for between sections of from inspiring English sources

Beverly Emmons's nuanced lighting provided the blackouts between sections of the suite.

Or someone who pursues divisive politics between sections of the community, even though policing must be fair and impartial.

In between sections of dirt lane and hardpan desert, some pieces of 66's original pavement survive.

The piece derives its intensity from the conflict between sections of meditative and fitful music.

In The Pargiters: A Novel-Essay she would alternate between sections of fiction and of fact.

The piece sandwiched an Arabic rhythmic feeling between sections of much more European string writing; delicate and serene, it was a small gem.

The Bologna crowd was wildly enthusiastic and extremely well prepared: it knew when not to applaud, certainly not between sections of an aria.

The 1980s riots, coupled with heavy policing of the miners' strike, became a virtual civil war between sections of the public and police.

The shooting led to the 1985 Brixton riots in a climate of hostility between sections of the Metropolitan police and London's ethnic minority communities.

As an audience, we commuted between sections of a huge improvised structure, with the actors' communal dressing room at its centre, provocatively on display throughout.

For long texts, a printout can allow a reader to better understand relationships between sections of writing.