Sentence examples for room between a from inspiring English sources

Ms. Payne recalled the confrontation that night in the dressing room between a dancer, Lizette, and her boyfriend.

While MeiLin sipped her soup and watched TV, Lili pulled out a box of Polly Pocket dolls, stored in the family room between a soft and worn leather couch and a shelf of Fran's casebooks from law school.

He couldn't have picked a better couple.' " The marriage certificate sits these days on an end table in the couple's living room, between a bronze Celtic cross — a wedding gift — and a megaphone.

More generally, an idealist will see little (if any) room between a system of beliefs and the world it is about, leaving the coherence theory of truth as an extremely natural option.

Passing into the dining room between a serving table at the left of the entranceway and a counter at the right, I found myself fancifully allied with Odysseus floating past the sublime temptations of the Sirens and the lotus-eaters.

"I feel like I'm losing the top of my head," she complains, describing an argument raging in the next room between — "for a change" — her father and one of her brothers.

As the name states, a hall-and-parlor house generally had two first-floor rooms between a centrally placed chimney, with a fireplace in each.

For early-career scientists, short-term contracts often mean little breathing room between starting a new position and having to think again about where to take their career next.

TAMPA, Fla .— Replacing five starters with an Olympic bid at stake does not leave much room between being labeled a genius or a fool.

Cleaning the Ships 15 Minutes a Room Between Some Cruises When a ship carrying 2,000 passengers finishes a cruise, crews may have only three to four hours -- 15 minutes a room -- to clean the ship before the next round of passengers board.

A reporter caught up with him in his hotel room, between his taking a phone call and attending a meeting, both business related.