Sentence examples for stand in between from inspiring English sources
"stand in between" is a correct and usable expression in written English
It can be used to mean "to occupy a position in the middle of two other things". For example, "The town hall stands in between two parks."
While prophets have strong prophetic faculties and ordinary humans very weak ones, the "friends of God" (awliyâ', i.e. Sufi masters) stand in between these two.
"This video begins just after she had started screaming expletives into the face of the upset kids and the mother of the children got up to stand in between [them]," the description on the video says.
If it ever does return, the obelisk would be placed in the burial ground where it used to stand, in between the collapsed giant stele and another that veers slightly off center.
BUSH: May I ask for an exception because I think we owe Carole Simpson a -- anybody can stand in between these three characters here and get the job done, we owe her a round of applause.
I was nursing, and I decided I wanted to leave, and my mother said, "What!" I had to get my two brothers and my dad to stand in between me and her, while I told her that I'd given in my notice.
The seats can be locked in an upright position, meaning two rows of supporters can stand in between the barriers, which reduces the danger of a crush.
Instrumental adapters stand in-between, and are defined as individuals who pragmatically acquire new skills and readjust their reference frame to better adapt to their new environment.
A clear improvement on the already attractive M8: the M9 is a truly remarkable looking smartphone that stands in-between technology and jewelery.
It stands in-between the promise of safety and the urge to control.
Some possibilities: What stands in-between you and a deep clear, limitless compassion for all living beings?
And with his gimlet eye, finicky palate and multimedia reach, Kimball wants his recipes to be the ultimate stand-in between the ingredients and the home cook.
