Sentence examples for that come between from inspiring English sources

"Right now, it's all about removing the third-party barriers — the studio, the publicist — that come between consumers and the star.

Just about when was that?" "I believe it was between the Christmas and New Year's holiday, one of those days that come between those holidays".

For "Between You, Me, & the Lamppost" the artist has drawn just two commas and an ampersand, which is puzzling until you realize those are indeed the elements that come between the words in the title.

Even for general merchandise sellers, the merchants who depend most on the holidays, the percentage of overall sales that come between Thanksgiving and Christmas has been steadily declining, according go a International Council Of Shopping Centers report, though the holidays still account for 23% of the total.

What can women do, side by side, to fight the institutions and individuals that come between them?

This week's poem explores the cloudlike veils that come between us and our direct living of life.

Will their love outlast the bureaucracy that comes between them?

…Remember that amazing thing that came between us?" Everett needs Jillian to remember this.

The prequels were the trash that came between Star Wars and me.

Was it only a transitional gadget, a placeholder that came between stone tablets and e-books?

"The demon really serves as another man that came between their relationship," the actor said.