Daniel, who was recently diagnosed with terminal cancer, seems to dwell in-between his "normal" and "changed" states: "I mean as much as a life-threatening illness changes you, it doesn't.
Like bedtime stories that bleed into midnight dreams and, over time, meld with real life memories, Kristalova's surreal creatures dwell in the in-between state that hovers between childhood and adulthood.
In her watery depictions, creatures dwell in the state between man and beast, in a place somewhere between reality and folklore, making the viewer feel suspended between waking life and a dream state.
Although, to be fair, some of the funniest bits, left out of this collection, dwell in the range between tasteless and ugly.
There does not need to exist a border between "high art" and these development efforts, but there is a popularly perceived one, and my work and wish dwell in the gaps between those supposedly disparate disciplines in order to, hopefully, help erode the myth of that distinction.
A sport which continues to dwell in the commercial shadows between Olympics.
The private eyes of classic American noir dwell in a moral shadow land somewhere between order and anarchy, principle and pragmatism.
While making no judgment about his fellow commuters, Rabbi Mendelson pointed out that the Talmud makes a sharp distinction between those "who dwell in the study hall" and those, like me, who are "idlers".
Most distant of all is the weirdly intimate pas de deux between those who dwell in power and those who must hold them to account; Mrs. Graham, a hobnobber extraordinaire, drops round to see McNamara, one Sunday, even as her newspaper is gearing up to release information that will cut the ground from beneath him.
Tudor City above New York Veal and Mutton Co. Prospect Place will have community building Turtle Bay colonists still dwell in quiet dignity on 48th St. between Second and Third Avenues.
Between 100 125 bighorn sheep dwell in the alpine and rocky zones of the peaks.
