"enters between" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to describe when something or someone goes into or between two objects or spaces. It is often used to describe movement or placement. Example: The cat enters between the two chairs and curls up for a nap.
He enters between Yury Yanowsky and Nelson Madrigal, both in dark Tarzan-like outfits.
To a thunderous peal of organ music, McKellen's gold-robed Lear enters between lines of courtiers to bestow new honours upon his beloved Cordelia.
It deals with the underwater world: the threshold state that the body enters between breathing in and breathing out, and when you hold your breath.
This light enters between things to reveal that every point has its tangent, that everything is touching, and that all the existing distances and spaces which separate objects are no more than clefts or folds.
This clearly reveals that nanoclay layers have been introduced in the nanocomposites as a single polymer chain enters between the silicate layers, and a tactoid morphology results with alternating polymeric and inorganic layers.
HIV-1 enters between adjacent epithelial cells and DCs form junctions with epithelial cells, possibly driving their directional motility.
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.
"So the balance has to be entered between liberty and security.
