Sentence examples for peers between from inspiring English sources

The study, by researchers at the University of London's Institute of Education, reveals that the best English pupils also appear to be losing ground to their European peers between the ages of 10 and 16.

In that scene, during a night-club dance to the forgettably bouncy tune "Who's Your Little Who-Zis?," female dancers are onstage with their legs spread, and the camera peers between them (a trope that Berkeley would often repeat) — but now Berkeley adds a twist of sordid comedy that lays bare his own obsessions.

Analyzing surveys that measure well-being, collected from 800 women in Columbus, the researchers say that women at milestone ages showed increased longer term thinking compared with their peers between decades.

The differences between Sequence I and II might be related to the changed instructions to peers between sequences.

The teenagers explored aspects and facets of the issue of relevance in their lives such as communication between children and parents; between peers; between genders; at school and non-verbal communication through flowers, colours, signs, sounds.

A CoP can be a very effective tool for knowledge exchange between peers and between different hierarchical levels.

The doctor peered between her legs and shook his head".

I went back, peered between the flowerpots on the windowsill … no, not there.

His father stopped the car so that they could peer between the now unkempt box hedges.

Peering between his tangled lines, though, you can sense something more straightforward at work.

Michael hung over the back of the sofa, peering between blinds at the rain.