"gliding between" is a valid phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe an action that moves smoothly between two points. For example, you could say, "The ballerina glided between the two supporting dancers."
There is no leaping between continents; no gliding between film and flesh, or strange shape-changing.
Sometimes, on no-fins dives, he actually sinks while gliding between strokes and has to work to recover lost ground.
Here was a diffident 18-year-old Irish girl talking, writing or thinking in Eimear McBride's characteristic broken sentences, gliding between the demotic and the lyrical.
Towards the end, the camera retreats from the window, gliding between the occasional tables, the slipper chairs, the lilies in the vase.
America's pre-eminent female Alpine skier, Street remembers when racecourses were straighter, too, and gliding between gates was a requisite art form.
That should allow about 10 minutes of racing, with the pilots using the rockets to take off and get up to speed, then gliding between bursts.
In fact, visible everywhere are structures, which ensure a gliding movement between the aponeurosis, the fat structures and the dermis.
This study reports the gliding resistance between repaired, partially lacerated tendon and pulley in human cadaver digits, using several commonly employed repair techniques.
At joints, the articular surfaces of the bones are covered with cartilage, a connective tissue with an abundant intercellular substance that gives it a firm consistency well adapted to permitting smooth gliding movements between the apposed surfaces.
In temperature-insensitive paralyzed (pf18 ) and WT cells, changes in gliding speed between permissive and restrictive temperatures were negligible.
In 2001, Leist and Jaättelä suggested a model in which various forms of cell death could be positioned on a gliding scale between two extremes, apoptosis and necrosis [ 4].
