Sentence examples for but one between from inspiring English sources

A coalition between parties with different views is possible, but one between parties which hold opposite views on issues such as Europe would be near impossible.

Perhaps the most compelling example that what was going on was not a battle between science and superstition, but one between establishment power and would-be reformers, is what happened to the Bristol Cancer Help Centre.

In contrast, the index rose in every month but one between July 1997 and April of this year.

It is not a first-order clash between the west and the Muslim world but one between neighbours.

(The exuberantly physical actor Toshiro Mifune appeared in every Kurosawa movie but one between 1948 and 1965).

In fact, he and his reporting have been rediscovered through the abiding interest of the news business in marking anniversaries: coronations (King George VI, 1937), presidential nominating conventions (all but one between 1936 and 1996) and wars.

But one by one, between the cheese pizza and sheet cake, each Red Dragon came forward, hearing kind words from their coach about hard work and potential and love for the game.

Language was but one gulf between the forces.

But one bridge between Spanish horror and the cinematic world at large is Amenábar's The Others (2001).

But one connection between Mr. Zubaydah and the Ressam group apparently went through an Algerian in Canada named Fateh Kamel, some Western intelligence officials state.

As shown, anti-HBs concentrations decreased in all but one sample between donation and transfusion.