Sentence examples for meant between from inspiring English sources

"Just between the really dangerous hours," my best friend said once, by which she meant between 3 and 5am.

After the Furman decision, all 611 affected inmates were resentenced to life terms that, in some states, really meant between 10 and 30 years.

Depending on the conservativeness of the assumptions, this meant between £4.7 and 11.7 million of net benefit for the country.

Location between the second and third line meant between 20 and 40% bone loss and so forth.

The Latin means "between reigns".

It means between two arbitrary points.

"That peace means between Palestinians and Israelis, between Syria and Israel, and between Lebanon and Israel.

But we must ask what the distinction means between animal rights and human rights, as we are animals ourselves.

True to its title, which means "between the walls," "Entre les Murs" never leaves the school building.

Doug had a lot of nightmares when he was a baby, by which I mean between the ages of two and four.

The Polish writer foretold what trench warfare would mean between conscript armies.