Sentence examples for leads between from inspiring English sources

The snowploughed track leads between two very high fences trimmed with an electric wire.

If you want deeper, more local knowledge, you will have to take the narrower path that leads between the lions and up the stairs.

The beach ends in an obstacle course of dark rock outcroppings, but a brief path leads between low hills to another crescent beach more sweeping than the principal one, three miles longer and utterly deserted.

Having composed and justified the line, the typographer takes it, gripped by its two leads between the thumb and forefinger of both hands, to place it in a galley, a wooden or metal tray with a raised edge on two or three of its sides.

"Their interest was intense, and their haste to reach the ship was checked only by their childlike care in jumping over the little water leads between the floes; and, at last, when only a hundred yards or so intervened between them and ourselves, they would stand and stare in open-eyed astonishment, craning their necks to see all they could at a safe distance.

Looking at the horizon at which our chronology maximizes the AUC, we note that leads between 3 to 8 months would generate slightly higher AUCs.

The incredible Uplink bout was the highlight of the series, with the teams continually trading a two-point lead between them, leading to a frenetic final 30 seconds.

Additionally, "within group" bonding-type social capital formation can lead to "between group" conflicts and polarization.

In the UK, she revived the Bournemouth Symphony, which she led between 2002 and 2008.

The tell-tale mark of pencil lead between his two front teeth was a firm in-joke.

When Newcastle faced Manchester United at St James' Park, the lead between the two teams was down to four points.