Sentence examples for stands in between from inspiring English sources

And man stands in between".

A gate stands in between two town houses that front on King Street.

English stands in between, with four forms: man, man's, men, men's.

But in addition to being unfunny, something else stands in between "Gotham Tragic" and "Love Monkey" and the stinging comedies their authors probably intended them to be.

James and Kathleen Seligman, with their now grown daughter, have lived on the property for the past 20 years in a house about 150 feet from Kaweah Cottage (a yurt stands in between).

The strategy calls for crews to carve a so-called fire line — buffer zones devoid of anything that burns — away from the edge of the fire, and then to burn the vegetation that stands in between, depriving the flames of the fuel that feeds them.

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?

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.

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.

So where do we stand in this in-between time in Iowa?