Sentence examples for between through from inspiring English sources

It "will be imagined as an (empty set) of potential aesthetic practices that move between, through, across and beyond the post of the post-contemporary by transfixing on the loanwords," reads the course description.

"Hopefully we accomplished a lot in between, through his failure the last time, which he was embarrassed by.

Mr. Cocola said Broome Street was "a route for local deliveries only," but he acknowledged that it was hard to tell the difference between through and local trucks.

In between, through a series of handshakes and bows and snogs and awkward silences, it ranges from the late 19th century to the early 21st, from Moscow to California, and from Rudyard Kipling to George Lazenby.

A crew of seven has to thread the new pipe — coated steel at the intersections, plastic in between — through a maze of steam pipes, phone lines, TV cables, and sewer and water mains.

The set has its own overall architecture as well, thanks largely to Mr. Norman's four aphoristic contributions — "In," "Between," "Through" and "Out" — which begin and end "Histories" and connect the other movements.

Using time-dependent safety maps the interaction between through-thickness cracking and coating delamination is shown.

Accordingly, the relationship between tangential adhesive stress and through-thickness shear strain was deduced together with the relationship between through-thickness shear stress (strain) and sheet forming limit.

To illustrate this point 10 ligands bound to their target protein in a folded conformation were identified by searching the Protein Databank for small molecules with very low correlation coefficient between through-space distance between atom pairs in the 3D-structure of the conformer and the corresponding atom pair topological distances in the parent 2D-structure (Additional file 1: Figure S10).

"We aim to balance traffic volume between through-move and connector-move: If volume is low for the connector, then heavy for the through-move, it's a total imbalance.

Mr. Salinas's choice, Justice Breyer wrote, was "between incrimination through speech and incrimination through silence".