Sentence examples for of between the from inspiring English sources

It was a route McCarran saw a lot of between the ages of ten and fifteen.

Simon Ingram is the author of Between the Sunset and the Sea (HarperCollins).

"When you floss right into the gum instead of between the tooth and the gum".

He played the opening notes of "Between the Bars," from "Either/Or".

Simon Ingram is author of Between the Sunset and the Sea: a View of 16 British Mountains (William Collins, £9.99).

Her father, who is retired, was the owner of Between the Bagel, a bakery in Hartsdale, N.Y.

Several of them lean on a stately tango rhythm, which supplies a hint of between-the-wars cabaret.

(And why not, given that we're talking 1936 and a sort of between-the-wars sybaritism).

In design, it appeals to the same contemporary nostalgia for the niceties of between-the-war text books and all things Baden-Powell.

I spent eight days in Ferguson, and in that time I developed a kind of between-the-world-and-Ferguson view of the events surrounding Brown's death.

In them, the aura of between-the-wars oblivion is as palpable as that of liberating innovation and progress, especially concerning women and their bodies.