Sentence examples for for something between from inspiring English sources

"It lacks an inherent 'suchness,' " he said, borrowing a Zen term for something between, say, "essence" and "gravitas".

"We both recognized there was a potential for something between the two of us, but it was postponed," he said.

Last year, an appeals court disagreed that schools needed to prepare students for something "between low-level service jobs and the most lucrative careers".

But looking for something between the notes, some smiles or scars, was fruitless: over two hours nothing came between Ms. Underwood and that microphone.

But this performance, too, came off against type, since Ms. Dessay is just the natural spitfire that Ms. von Otter is not, and her edginess and skittishness sat oddly on a role that calls for something between innocence and elegance.

Hmong Lee, 40, who moved to mainland France for 10 years before returning, decided to settle for something between the farm founded by his parents and the bustle of a European city.

Still, many have gone for something in-between, sticking with the Japanese system but appointing more outside directors to their boards.

"If a customer is looking for something between $5 million and $10 million you could send them 60 to 100 listings".

"We believe that these so-called moderate rebels that people want our administration to support, one of them sold him probably for something between $25,000 and $50,000 to Isis, and that was the reason he was captured".

According to a "trusted" PhoneDog source, the Samsung Instinct HD should be arriving on Sprint's shelves on September 27 and is expected to retail for something between $99 and $149.

As of now, his craft and others set for release in the next few years run for something between $250,000 and $300,000 a piece (before factoring in the precedent of the aviation industry, where projected prices often jump substantially once production beings).