Sentence examples for emerging in between from inspiring English sources

A trendy bar crawl is emerging in between, tucked among old Portuguese bakeries and kitchen supply stores.

McGee (1991) coined the term desakota from the Indonesian language words for city (kota) and rural (desa) to explain landscapes emerging in between agricultural and core city-regions.

This unique ω-precipitate disordering strengthening mechanism emerges in-between the precipitate cutting and by-passing mechanisms, because the dislocations pile-up stress reaches the ideal strength of ω-phase.

He believed that the threats emerged "in conversation" between Lib Dem colleagues and News Corp's lobbyist Frédéric Michel, but added that "I can't be absolutely certain".

However, there is emerging in-vivo evidence of links between posture and LBP.

The grade-inflating summaries she offers at the beginning and the end of the book are overpowered by the damning portrait that emerges in between.

Inspection showed that the drain emerged in between the mesentery of the pouch and the pouch itself, suggesting a failure of the posterior linear staple line.

"In my opinion, this is a new ecosystem emerging in media, between the so-called traditional media and the new media," he said.

Speaking to the audience at the Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce, Farron said a new division was emerging in British politics between the forces of "tolerant liberalism and intolerant, closed-minded nationalism".

Over it, Allison rhymes "I want to be like your last girl" with "I am just a dying flower" — there's that Magic Eye figure, emerging in the contrast between optimism and pathos.

Almost poetically, he sees spirit as emerging in moments of harmony between the psyche and the environment.