Sentence examples for insisted in between from inspiring English sources

And in their first joint interview since the scolding, they insisted — in between expressions of frustration — that they had moved on from L'Affaire Sondheim.

The Raiders insisted in court that the $46 million difference between the full jury award and the settlement consisted of their payment for the rights to own the market for pro football in Los Angeles.

"Absolutely," he insists, in an accent that lies somewhere between the confidence of an Ivy Leaguer and the laid-backness of a native Los Angelino.

Noting wryly that everybody was entitled to an opinion and that most people these days seemed to express them, Clarke insisted: "The communication between everyone in the team is outstanding and I think everybody knows where we are going and how we get there and their own personal role in the team, which is critical.

So we insisted the connectivity between NEARNET and other networks be done in a way that would allow a parallel connection that would support commercial traffic.

But on Thursday US diplomats insisted that relations between the two countries had played no role in the affair.

"Islam insisted on equality between everyone".

Age limits for donors was insisted on in the past.

For the opening scene of "My Left Foot," about Christy Brown, an artist with cerebral palsy, he taught himself to put a record on a turntable with his toes; he also insisted on remaining in a wheelchair between takes and being fed by the crew.

He also made news last year when Brandis insisted Faulks sit in on a meeting between the human rights commissioner, Gillian Triggs, and the shadow attorney general, Mark Dreyfus.

Athens is campaigning for a no vote, while eurozone leaders have insisted the choice is between staying in the euro or reverting to the drachma.