Sentence examples for some daylight between from inspiring English sources

McConnell put some daylight between himself and Trump on Monday.

Paul and Jindal are attempting to create some daylight between themselves and their would-be rivals.

"In a perfect world, you'd like some daylight between Christie's endorsement and Duke's statement of support, so they'd each have maximum impact," he said.

Nor is it known whether Bentley wants to preserve some daylight between its 6-liter W-12 and the new V-8 model, or price them close together.

Rovers put some daylight between themselves and their opponents on the hour mark when Kevin Larroyer's kick was gathered by Josh Mantellato, who spun his way over the line to give them an 18-12 lead.

Obama went on to put some daylight between the US and China, increasingly seen as an economic rival in Africa but criticised for doing business with undemocratic regimes and turning a blind eye to human rights abuses.

It's already crowded at the top in the East, and this weekend could see some daylight emerge between the leading four sides.

It leaves the trio of André Lotterer, Benoît Tréluyer and Marcel Fässler, who won both this year's and last year's Le Mans 24, 16.5 points ahead in the title race, a gap that means McNish knows he must win in China and hope there is some daylight and other competitors between himself and his rivals.

Aside from Ron Paul's Libertarian views, which some Republicans find extreme, there is little daylight between the views of the remaining Republican presidential candidates on the major issues.

Some lawmakers may see an opportunity to put daylight between themselves and their Republican foes ahead of November's elections.

"There is no daylight between Senate Republicans and Donald Trump".