Sentence examples for from the gaps from inspiring English sources

Jeter's thinking was that O'Neill would benefit from the gaps in the infield.

Estimating from the gaps in my collection, the correct total number of books is closer to 1,000, or 40m words.

The only sign of recent life is the faint smell of white spirit emanating from the gaps between the glass plates of the cage.

From the gaps (all explicable) in the surviving evidence about Auschwitz-Birkenau they infer that the gas chambers there were a propaganda invention.

In Brooklyn, Tóibín continues to conjure strong emotions from the gaps between his lines, but this time humour has more of a place in the range of available tones.

Maybe I could have written conventional novels from both sets of material but I'm not convinced I could have gotten the same jagged punch, the same longing and silences that rise up from the gaps in and between the linked stories.

And so I resolved never again to buy jeans from the Gap.

From the gap between what's desired and what's indulged, whole songbooks are made.

"It seems that humour cannot be evicted from the gap between words and deeds".

Five young women wearing identical black blazers (from the Gap) answered telephones at a reception bank.

In the end, the drama did indeed come from the gap between Labour and the Tories.