Sentence examples for that hangs between from inspiring English sources

Costume, too, makes the veil that hangs between the English-speaking spectator and the Russian judges.

Dream Baby Dream is a song that hangs between hope and nihilism, and Curtis' disaster reel embraces the latter.

Both convey something almost spiritual: something about the delicate string that hangs between youth and resilience, about the miraculous talent of children, however voiceless, to stand unswallowed by the city.

'Thou shalt not commit adultery.' The Don Cognassos of the world would have you believe that this commandment means 'Don't commit impure acts,' and its only purpose is to keep you from wagging that thing that hangs between your legs, but to drag in the stone tablets for the occasional wank seems a bit much.

The concept of the "hammock," the time slot that hangs between two top-rated shows, has never been so expertly employed as it was by NBC in the 80's and 90's, when the network used its popular Thursday-night heavyweights to introduce new shows and prop up a slew of duds, from "Caroline in the City" to "Suddenly Susan" to "Veronica's Closet".

We are both overcome by the beauty of his perspective, by his history, by the palpable sadness that hangs between us.

The coach rocked gently, and the coats and mushroom-colored raincoats that hung between the windows swayed a little as the car moved.

He didn't continue, and in the silence that hung between us I think we both knew that he hadn't answered my question.

The report also recommended barring passengers from "loitering" near the forward galley and lavatory, typically adjacent to the cockpit door, and leaving open the curtains that hang between cabins, so cabin crews can see what is going on in the whole plane.

"We go to where stuff collects, from a body to a Popsicle stick," Mr. Bulvid said as he stood next to the two metal nets that hang between the two hulls of the Driftmaster, the oldest of the corps's three debris-collection boats in the New York area.

Despite his prodigious collection of contemporary art – acquired in singular circumstances; last May he settled with the New York attorney general to the tune of $7m in back taxes – Rosen was never impressed with the heritage of the Four Seasons, and he spent years battling with the city's landmark commission to remove a Picasso tapestry that hung between Grill Room and Pool Room.