Sentence examples for entering between from inspiring English sources

Indeed, signs posted at either end of the alley forbid pedestrians from entering between 11 p.m. and 7 a.m.

His job is to block people from entering between 7 and 9 45 a.m., because there are simply too many people downstairs during those hours just trying to get out.

The distinguishing feature of the smectite structure is that water and other polar molecules (in the form of certain organic substances) can, by entering between the unit layers, cause the structure to expand in the direction normal to the basal plane.

"We don't condone people entering between ports of entry, but Congress has made the decision that if they do, they still need to be allowed to apply for asylum," he said.

A study on the same data set, but restricted to migrants entering between June 2009 and September 2010, has demonstrated that <0.5% had screening results suggestive of active tuberculosis.

Almost 27% of Core Science students and 37% of Clinical students entering between 2007 and 2009 participated on all occasions during their respective course components, allowing longitudinal observations to be made.

After group and baseline covariates were entered, between-facility variance fell to 4.59 (ICC =0.11) and between-subject variance fell to 22.24 (ICC =0.65).

After group and baseline covariates were entered, between-facility variance was virtually zero, and subsequent models were estimated as two-level (versus three-level) models.

Dick said they entered between 9 p.m. and 11 p.m.

Tomorrow's hunters should enter between 10 and 11 a.m.

He enters between Yury Yanowsky and Nelson Madrigal, both in dark Tarzan-like outfits.