Sentence examples for heaven between from inspiring English sources

It's heaven between bread slices.

A husband becomes obsessed with the possible relationship in heaven between his deceased wife and the man buried above her.

This notion differs from mainstream Christian notions of Satan as some demonic fallen angel who opposes G-d or personifies evil in a war in heaven between the forces of good and evil.

By happenstance I sandwiched a James Sallis ("Heaven, I'm in heaven!") between two novels set in Stalin's Russia – Child 44 by Tom Rob Smith and David Benioff's City of Thieves, both excellent examples of Dr. Pemberton's maxim "If you want the facts, read history.

Somewhere between earth and heaven, between bridges and the deep blue sea, between the past and the present, that place is called your imagination.

If you look to the heavens between sunset and moonrise tonight, at 6.20pm in London, the brightest object you'll see (assuming it's not cloudy) will be a white spark racing the wrong way across the sky, from west to east.

Since burned offerings were not made, the role of Ātar, like that of his Vedic counterpart Agni, was principally that of intermediary between heaven and earth, between humans and gods.

After losing the plot somewhat with his American road movie This Must Be the Place, Paolo Sorrentino returns to the more familiar territory of Felliniesque Roma, a city in which glamour and grotesquerie dance cheek-to-cheek, caught eternally between heaven and hell, between the convent and the Coliseum.

The difference between Apollo and the previous management (Russia's Amtel), says Oudshoorn, is like "between heaven and hell!

The Wye Valley is a slice of heaven sandwiched between England and Wales.

That large bowl of grapes is in "Picasso Goes to Heaven," perched between the splayed legs of a hilariously lascivious nude.