Sentence examples for between that's from inspiring English sources

And the space in between — that's the deficit.

For most newspapers, in Baltimore and Boise and everywhere in between, that's inevitably meant major sacrifices in staffing, spending, and quality of coverage.

If we assume that the average is somewhere in between, that's an embodied energy of 120MJ/kg, This means that for a typical system boiler with an output of 24 KW, the embodied energy is about 1,200 kWh.

It's even harder to distinguish between "that's not how I would have done it" and "that's wrong and needs to be refactored/rewritten/reassigned" when reviewing someone's work.

For an industry where gay role models are few and far between, that's saying a lot.

Our society has completely lost the ability to tell the difference between "that's bad, I'll scold my child" and "Call the police!" America may not be quite a police state in the way many alarmists use the term, but this normalization of law enforcement becoming involved in every step of social interaction is not a good sign.

Between that and Trump's election are people more addicted to News Feed or less now?

Between that and Monday's surprisingly decent trailer, things are tentatively looking up.

That's between -- that's people's, that's their business.

That's totally different, how they put their cigarettes between their fingers--that's how they smoke.

It's the tension between them that marks Clark's iconoclassicism.