Sentence examples for born between the two from inspiring English sources

A friendship was born between the two longtime Bay Area residents, one the director of seminal '70s films like "The Great Northfield Minnesota Raid" and "Invasion of the Body Snatchers," the other a three-time Academy Award winner as an editor and sound designer whose credits include "Apocalypse Now," and "The English Patient".

But that doesn't mean Obama, the boomer, can be described as more of a technophile than McCain, a member of the so-called Silent Generation born between the two world wars.

Danish women, by contrast, experienced a period of virtual stagnation during the 1980s until the middle of the 1990s, caused by the widespread prevalence of smoking of women born between the two World Wars (Lindahl-Jacobsen et al. 2016; Jacobsen et al. 2002; Christensen et al. 2010).

In one passage, for example, he explains that the cosmos is made up of two worlds or two presences, that of the Unseen and that of the Visible, "though a third presence is born between the two from their having come together", and that is the world of imagination (Ibn 'Arabî, al-Futûhât, 1911 edition, 3 42.5).

The cohorts in our study were born between the two World Wars and are therefore amongst the youngest to be studied to date.

A significant moderation of both breast cancer incidence and mortality rates was observed in Scotland, associated with cohorts of women born after the Second World War compared with women born between the two world wars.

A school year group is made up of children born between the beginning of March in one year and the end of February the following year.

The postwar baby boom was ushering between 3.5 million and 4 million people a year into their 60s, versus 2.5 million to 3 million a year born between the World Wars.

Consistent with this pattern, twelve of the 17 (71%) genes in the EGF signal transduction pathway (BIOCARTA), which are necessary for EGF induction, were born between the origin of Bilateria and Euteleostomi; three were present in the last common ancestor of eukaryotes (e.g., MAPK), and only one appeared after the Euteleostomi (Additional file 6).

It looked as if a colorful rivalry had been born between two talented horses and between two accomplished trainers who could not be more different: Carl Nafzger, a slow-talking former rodeo cowboy from Texas, versus Nick Zito, a rapid-patter New Yorker.

The analysis initially included 2558 children born between 2000-2006 in the two LHUs for whom the reported gestational age in the CEDAP was <36 weeks.