Sentence examples for between two things is from inspiring English sources

Metaphors only work when the similarity between two things is striking enough that you learn something about one by comparing it to the other.

If we do the pooling successfully, however, then a more powerful estimate of the true "effect size" – a measure of the strength of a relationship between two things being studied – can be calculated.

So the overlap between the two things is always there".

Just to understand the difference between those two things is very helpful".

"The gap between those two things is when the woman does get a job at that company, she won't feel like she fits in.

In a quote used in that article, Stoppard complains that people seeing his shows used to know who Goneril is and now don't, conflating intelligence with having read King Lear, as though the relationship between those two things isn't entirely spurious.

The difference between these two things is more than occasionally clear in "One Mississippi," especially during small but key transitions within scenes — Notaro is strong when on point but has trouble navigating the space between them.

But little Antonio, just like the other minors who spoke to me at the shelter in Juárez, does not see the difference between the two: Things are getting worse in Central America, and the only opportunity they have to attend school appears to be in the US.

So now that Apple is putting a little distance between itself and Schmidt, two things are clear: The two companies compete in three key businesses browsers, mobile devices and operating systems and that this is no death match.

Finally I decided between two things: One is Columbus and the other is an angel sort of sculpture that is part of a fountain in Central Park.

"We've come a long way" Juma gushes, yet continues, "after we announced the film festival, we were sandwiched between two things, one was Dubai always wanting to be the biggest, the best, and so they wanted us to become Cannes, put Dubai on the map cinematically".