Sentence examples for fitted in between from inspiring English sources

Mike Oldfield arrived at the Manor in 1972 to start work on Tubular Bells, recorded in bursts fitted in between established bands.

But TipTalk could fit in-between and let them earn cash without spamming everyone.

The activity profiles of these half-pointers fit in between those of the lower and higher class.

There's a whole range of levels of communication that could fit in between those two things….

And while the primary line is black, impressionistic shapes representing cars, buildings and so forth, fit in between the outlines in color.

On board we were jammed in with as much luggage as would fit in between and on top of us all, and then we were off.

"Where do we fit in between one madman armed with the ten commandments and a machete and another armed with U.N. resolutions?" one émigré asks.

Cocaine sticks to bank notes particularly well because the typical size of particles is roughly right to fit in between the fibres of bank notes.

But any work that comes up is generally very last minute, and it is hard to fit in between the demands of a family.

Can we blame it on the media for "needing" an election — with all those game-show studio sets full of donkey-ish pundits — to fit in between the restless-leg-syndrome commercials?

Despite this, structural complexity of these soft coral habitats was found at two distinct scales of measurement (4 8 cm and 16 64 cm), as the two smallest wheels were able to fit in between adjoining colonies often reaching the substratum below, whereas the larger wheels rolled over the surface of colonies suggesting less relief at larger scales.