Sentence examples for between would have from inspiring English sources

But Dr. Ireland says the two Sunday services, with an hour in between, would have minimal effect on traffic.

This understanding probably originated far back in history, when groups comprising morning people, evening people, and various chronotypes in between would have been better able to watch for danger at all hours.

"This understanding probably originated far back in history, when groups comprising morning people, evening people, and various chronotypes in between, would have been better able to watch for danger at all hours.

A war between India and Pakistan would have directly involved the United States.

Any decade ending between January 2009 and September 2010 would have been negative, he said.

The worry had been that the testy sparring between them would have been difficult to sustain.

Equant and Global One between them would have clients like British Airways, Samsung, Coca-Cola and Hewlett-Packard.

The struggle for team control between Messier and Keenan would have the Rangers using those razors on each others' throats.

Even the brief war last year between Georgia and Russia would have been very different without NATO, Mr. Asmus argued.

Whites and blacks, after all that had passed between them, would have to accept one another as equals and fellow citizens.

If Mr. Bush had had his way, an American knowledgeable about the peace effort here said, the meeting between Mr. Peres and Mr. Arafat would have taken place on Sept. 14.