Sentence examples for between working on the from inspiring English sources

There is a continuous line between working on the street and working in a charity fundraising department.

Such efforts further blur the difference between working on the Web and on the desktop, he notes.

For most representatives, the choice between working on the forecast and getting a root canal would lead to a trip to the dentist.

Between working on the farm and participating in school activities, which is something that almost all rural youth are involved in given the lack of diverse recreational activities, there is not much time remaining to contribute to community development efforts.

That positivity helps keep the pair going: entirely self-funded and absent the resources of say, Bono, they have to strike a balance as they travel between working on the project and feeding themselves.

It is always a good idea to store unfinished embroidery projects in a plastic bag or similar cover in between working on the project, to prevent anything accidentally marking the fabric.

There is a vast difference between working "in" the business and working "on" the business.

The only disadvantage to it is that there is a trade-off between working on those aspects of the game and spending the time improving in other ways.

KE: What are the biggest differences between working on this album in 2012 and the last album 20 years ago?

Ross: And you think there is a moral comparison between working on one of those Trident bases, the staff, the people, the Scots who work on the Trident base and those who worked at the Nazi death camps?

Killer Mike may be currently splitting his time between working on Run the Jewels's fourth album and advising the new Atlanta mayor with T.I., but he's still got enough time to host a TV show, apparently.