Sentence examples for between since from inspiring English sources

Minogue's acting appearances have been few and far between since she left Neighbours in 1988 and went on to sell nearly 70 million records worldwide.

Yet, paradoxically, great films on the subject have been few and far between since Jean Renoir's La Grande Illusion (1937), a paradigm for all subsequent films on the subject.

The value can be calculated using any number between since the order will be the same within this range.

Snapchat's ads work the same, except that users there have to choose several people's Stories to watch as a playlist, with ads appearing in between since Snapchat stopped letting you watch all your friends' Stories in sequence.

Keep plenty of cash in reserve (ATMs are few and far between) since that perfect pair of vintage Nikes may suddenly be available at a 50% discount; those cute bubblegum-pink sandals might become as affordable as they are covetable; and you may well be able to negotiate two pairs of exquisitely-aged Levis for the initial asking-price of one.

The examples of honest abortion narratives have been few and far between since that episode of "Maude" aired in 1972.

David-Weill, and Richard Overstreet, an American painter who lives in Berkeley and Paris, and who has been the go-between since the beginning.

In many ways the church provided a service which tended to the faithful from the cradle to the grave but also at many points in-between, since it ran most of the schools and many of the hospitals and other services.

The [i] in ji̍p would be somewhere in-between since it is a syllable bearing an entering tone (Cheng and Cheng Xie 鄭良偉, 鄭謝淑娟 1977; Chung 1997 13.

Support class is a bit an in-betweener since it can be an offensive and a defensive soldier at the same time.

We observed a significant negative interaction between time-since-baseline and tibia bone lead levels in the longitudinal analyses.