Sentence examples for intervened between from inspiring English sources

Giants coaches intervened between the two, and no punches were thrown.

A heavy wood intervened between this work and the [Union] forces. . . .

A great deal of anguished living intervened between the vision itself and the writing of it.

In the Suez crisis of 1956, UN forces intervened between those of Egypt and Israel.

The meeting Wednesday was the second time in three months that Mr. Fillon had intervened between the two executives.

In Iowa it is sometimes possible to forget how much has intervened between the American people and those who, in theory, represent them.

And the speech-writers intervene between the speaker and his own thoughts.

That prevents someone from trying to interpret or intervene between the communications".

The modern understanding of molecular shape is more direct (if one discounts the computing that intervenes between observation and representation).

Transport minister Theresa Villiers said the new legislation would give the regulator, the Civil Aviation Authority, greater powers to intervene between the regular five-yearly price reviews.

TV, radio, and amplifiers may make the speaker available to a wider audience, but they also intervene between the speaker and his audience.