The phrase 'soaring between' is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it to describe a range of things, such as a bird in flight, the movement of an object, or the expression of a sentiment. For example, you could say "The eagle soared between the towering trees, its majestic wingspan a sight to behold."
Kokkoros, soaring between natural limestone pillars, and the three-humped Plakidas bridge near Kipi, were particularly memorable.
In that moment of flight, soaring between the two rooftops, I felt — no, I knew I was — invincible; the sensation was equal parts exhilarating and frightening.
But it was a double Friday night, when Davis went with a fastball away and sent it soaring between center and left field, that looked most promising.
These assessments were soaring: between 1972 and 1977 home prices in southern California more than doubled, thus doubling homeowners' tax bills.
They were pierced twice amid the huff and puff, Hazard soaring between Curtis Davies and Andrew Robertson to connect with Oscar's cross while Aluko writhed on the turf in the centre circle following Mikel's challenge.
Allen is a wiry, confident performer – regarded as one of the best freeform sax players alive – and his instrument appears as simply an extension of his body, soaring between freestyle improvisation and subtle rhythms.
Passenger numbers in the region have soared between 2002 and 2007.
For good or ill, finance's share of American GDP soared between 1980 and 2007.
But Pakistan and India did appear to be making an effort in public to ease the tensions that soared between the nuclear-armed neighbors after the Mumbai attacks.
The suicide rate actually soared between 1929, when the stock market crashed, and 1932, when Franklin D. Roosevelt was elected president.
We're seeing partnerships soar between wearables manufacturers and the world of neurological science, security, defence and education.The healthcare industry, in particular, is outpacing the others in its rapid uptake of wearables.
