Sentence examples for someone between from inspiring English sources
He told them to look for someone between forty and fifty, and Metesky was over fifty.
Without HTTPS someone between the browser and our website could maliciously display other content or alter our content.
It takes someone between Sherlock Holmes and the National Security Agency to figure out what the fees that are being charged actually are.
Originally, it was thought a child might make a more ideal patient, someone between the ages of 18 months and 5 years, before facial recognition becomes a real factor.
"Finally there's someone between those two poles of thought who can absorb both points of view," said John Welch, chief Latin American economist at the New York branch of WestLB, a German bank.
But the Mann Act, passed by Congress in 1910 to address prostitution, human trafficking and what was viewed at the time as immorality in general, makes it a crime to transport someone between states for the purpose of prostitution.
At the counter, a woman used the tone of someone choosing between careers to ask for help deciding between a strawberry cake and a banana cake.
Sometimes driver has someone seated between him and his door".
"This is a family place," someone shouted between the giggles.
Someone in between, like Donovan McNabb, may be more apt.
