Sentence examples for between sundry from inspiring English sources

In one – Universe A – we find tightly knit groups of newspaper editors and expensive lawyers trying to persuade a judge that details of the sexual relations between sundry celebrities and a cast of characters once memorably characterised by a Glasgow lawyer as "hoors, pimps and comic singers" should (or should not) be published in the public prints.

Strong wrote of "sundry collisions between the rabble and the authorities," not "between the rabble and the automobiles".

There have been sundry collisions between the rabble and the automobiles, civil and military.

Those already well acquainted with Maxwell's work will surely find something new and delightful in the forty fabulous "improvisations" that the editor has assembled from the twenty-one that Maxwell included in "All the Days and Nights: The Collected Stories of William Maxwell" (1995) and nineteen published in sundry places between 1957 and 1999.

Between them, the superpowers helped sundry juntas, dictators and feudal tyrants transform the Horn's poorly armed conflicts into vast killing fields.

In the absence of this sort of harmony between creatural instincts and the dictates of civilization, sundry strains and discontents arise, all bearing witness to the contradictory nature of humanity, which in the comic view is a radical dualism; efforts to follow the way of rational sobriety are forever being interrupted by the infirmities of the flesh.

Periodically, this led to philosophical discourse between the yeshiva folk and our various and sundry visitors.

Surface hydrophilia may have an effect on anticoagulation property because the initial phase of connection affects the contacts between blood and materials through various forces and adsorbing sundry proteins [3].

WHILE Zimbabwe is roundly condemned by all and sundry, the nearby tiny kingdom of Swaziland, tucked between South Africa and Mozambique, has largely escaped scrutiny.

The clash of evidence between the two over who knew about and who authorised sundry whopping payoffs to departing BBC executives is stark, crucial – and will surely end in court if the PAC scratches its head over so much vitriolic detail.

The beauty of this one would be threefold: it will bury the desperate memories of the World Cup a little deeper and, more importantly from Jones's point of view, encourage all and sundry to believe England can do special things between now and 2019.