Sentence examples for during the gap between from inspiring English sources

Kandi didn't disappear during the gap between solo albums.

Previous research suggests that providing information to women newly diagnosed with breast cancer, during the gap between cancer diagnosis and their first surgeon consultation, may support decision making.

In order to continue reaching the International Space Station during the gap between the end of the old program and the beginning of the new, NASA plans to fly with the Russian space program.

"I've been writing a lot about Afghanistan on my blog," says Curtis who, during the gap between films, has been producing shorts and surfacing footage in a shadowy corner of the BBC website.

Teenage rejection of his father's politics went along with a decision to dedicate himself to teaching the unfortunate, first inspired when, during the gap between private Catholic school and Cambridge University, he worked as an unqualified supply teacher on an Ipswich council estate.

I told the last one that I'd talk to the C.E.O. if he'd tell me honestly whether he's the one trying to figure out what to do with his kids during the gap between school and camp, or if his wife is on that one (we didn't talk).

The Royalists were left wrong-footed; Charles did not discover Essex's retreat for another 24 hours, during which the gap between the armies widened.

But also, during the gaps between sessions, and over the lunch and coffee breaks, our own Evelyn Rusli will be hosting a series of exclusive backstage interviews with judges, speakers, panelists and contest participants.

Moreover, during the past three decades the gap between the two measures of inflation has never been so wide for so long.If inflation in America is really higher than the official index suggests, then interest rates should also be higher.

However, during the past two to three years, the gap between the trading technologies being used by developed, emerging and frontier markets has been contracting rapidly.

And this was during the Depression, when the gap between rich and poor was not what it is now.