Sentence examples for intended between from inspiring English sources

The connection their architect had originally intended between the two buildings, in 1900, has been re-established across a space now usually occupied by cars and buses.

Animal hoarders are the least common type of hoarder, but between clean and squalor hoarders, I'm not sure which occurs more frequently, especially since there's some fluidity — no pun intended — between them.

Was any thematic link intended between the title poem of District and Circle, the "separate unit" to which you refer, and the London Underground bombings of July 7 2005?

Or perhaps I'm letting my imagination run away with me, and there's absolutely no resemblance intended between Sammy's stalwart boss, R. G. — who makes up for a certain stiffness by being a moral paragon, "steady and honest and thoughtful" as well as "intellectually curious about virtually everything" — and the author's own father.

We're reminded that the majority of these characters don't actually know each other, leading to some icebreakers (pun not intended) between Gendry and Tormund, the happy Viking.

Rarity aside, color rough diamonds are the perfect marriage (pun entirely intended) between the color diamond trend and fashion's recent desire to return to something more natural and organic.

It's intended for between-song talking — "How's everybody doing tonight?" — that would sound a little peculiar in three-part harmony.

In the original study design it was intended that between-patient variability and mean neurological assessment times would be compared for all patients.

"My concern is that the negotiation, while well intended, is between banking systems that at their core are fundamentally different and aspire to fundamentally different things," he said.

By "orientation towards the present", more of an alignment is intended here: between assumed future developments (anticipation, hypotheses) and parameters of those protagonists who analyse the future (an experience- and context-bound, individual and therefore changing decision-making perspective).

In the new media landscape created by the intended merger between America Online aol and Time Warner twx, it is not only the consumers who have to choose what broadband providers they want, so do the content providers.