Sentence examples for makes between the from inspiring English sources

"Its strength is the link it makes between the past and the near present-day world.

He does mention this child earlier in the show but given a sexual scene shown between him and the puppet and the direct link Noble makes between the puppet and his last love, any other symbolism is obscured.

Still, the designers really put their all into it from the little things like flying cars hurtling through a vast metropolis to bigger themes like the choice society makes between the chaos of absolute personal freedom and the relative security of a despotic, controlling government.

With Cicero the prose style of the Golden Age attained its highest point; for the linguist, the distinction Cicero makes between the style of his letters and that of his speeches is especially interesting in that it provides evidence that even educated speech differed from written language.

Lee, 46, is a wizard of the "value chain" (see below)–the series of pit stops a product makes between the supplier and the buyer.

This principle could be said to be intuitive, although Mayer's reasoning is that the meaning is created between the connections the learner makes between the two, meaning image and text inform and augment each other (Mayer 2001).

Marriages were occasionally made between the two ruling houses.

The adjustment he made between the morning and the afternoon encapsulates this crazy game.

It's just the connection, the link that you make between the two.

Perhaps a special deal can be made between the town and the residents.

The Triangle is so designed that no distinction is made between the house types.