Sentence examples for kind between the from inspiring English sources

The only visible battling thereafter was of the verbal kind, between the managers.

Earlier in the autumn, Israeli officials suggested a senior Saudi official had travelled to Tel Aviv in the first visit of its kind between the two foes.

"We're a tenacious people," he says, citing earlier fights of a different kind between the Quechans and the Spanish, the Mexicans and the United States cavalry.

(How many directors, by contrast, clamor to act?) There's a difference in kind between the director's and the actor's artistic scope and power.

In the present case itself the Illinois court stressed that where a union recommends attorneys to its members, 'any 'financial connection of any kind" between the union and such attorneys is illegal.

But the plans for Brexit call for a border with controls of some kind between the United Kingdom and the nations of the European Union; indeed, that is more or less the point.

In high school, there's a hazy line between the right kind of standing out and the wrong kind, between fitting into the crowd and being just another follower.

There is no agency relationship of any kind between or among the Dibner Institute or the Dibner Fund and the California Institute of Technology or the Library of the same.

The partnership, which will pool the development expertise of both countries, is the first of its kind between Britain and the Saudi Fund for Development.

But this weekend, another kind erupted: between the army and the police.

There is no push, no demand… It's kind of between the NHS and a friend.