Sentence examples for land somewhere between from inspiring English sources
He claimed their screens fell in a no-man's land, somewhere between a smartphone and an iPad.
Ms. McGowan is the rare actress who manages to land somewhere between femme fatale and madcap heiress.
Under these photographs she writes captions that land somewhere between William Carlos Williams and Playgirl: "My husband.
IN that murky never-never land, somewhere between New Jersey and Long Island, the Jets were sending away their very best football player.
The private eyes of classic American noir dwell in a moral shadow land somewhere between order and anarchy, principle and pragmatism.
Anyway, Ceus was caught in no man's land, somewhere between trying to decide whether to handle the ball outside his penalty area or making ill-timed preparations to head the ball.
It lands somewhere between a Botticelli maiden and the "Mona Lisa".
The narrative voice-over of the gentleman smoking landed somewhere between pretentious and creepy for me.
The background: Weaves are a Canadian indie band whose sound lands somewhere between Pixies and Pavement.
TACT's revival of Anita Loos's curious 1946 comedy, directed by Scott Alan Evans, lands somewhere between the two.
Hernando de Soto came in 1539, landing somewhere between Fort Myers and Tampa, and led another disastrous expedition, this time through western Florida.
