Sentence examples for between the lines especially from inspiring English sources

Although this tactic occasionally wins offsides when strikers time their runs poorly, it also causes City serious problems when opponents find space between the lines, especially if City are not putting pressure on the man in possession.

We believe it is fair to read between the lines, especially given Osama bin Laden's comment that the price of petroleum has been kept at artificially low levels by U.S. coercion and Saudi complicity.

To "see the fnords" would imply an attempt to wrestle back individual autonomy, similar to the idea of reading between the lines, especially since the word fnord was actually said to appear between regular lines of text.

These results show that cell proliferation/apoptosis is a main difference between these lines, especially in early age, these processes may be directly linked to the barrier function of the gut.

The strongly dimensional pull between the building's horizontal lines (especially the sculptured cornices) and the verticals (the pilasters and the stubby fourth-floor consoles or economy-size brackets) is pure Thomson; so is the play with shadows he derived from the exceptionally deep-set windows.

Finally, the response to the addition of cytochrome c (as measured as effector caspase-processing and DEVD-cleaving activity) varied between the different cell lines (especially at 1 μg ml−1 cytochrome c) despite the relatively even expression of Apaf-1 and caspase-9.

Also the intestinal gene expression patterns showed marked differences between the two broiler lines, especially at days 0 and 4. In this experiment both broiler lines were hatched at the same hatchery and before starting this experiment the chambers were disinfected with the same protocols.

Significant differences in baseline and MEK162-induced gene expression exist between the sensitive and resistant lines, especially in genes involved in RAS, EGF receptor and PI3K pathways.

All over the world there was a softening of hard lines, especially between the Soviet Union & the U.S. Since then, anxiety has built up because President Bush hasn't responded yet with any policy statements & hasn't filled some key posts.

There is a danger that mutual suspicion will heat up the Middle East's fault lines, especially the cold war between Iran and Saudi Arabia - and with it sectarian conflict between Shia and Sunni Muslims.

But investors reading between the lines see further complications, especially for Europe's banks.