Sentence examples for that walks between from inspiring English sources

Hector says the figure is a "shade" that "walks between worlds, sent from hell to oversee our world".

With the exception of the fantastic Nigerian middleweight Edith Ogoke, the women tend to just walk normally; flanked by their two assistants (known as seconds), and usually looking pretty anxious, this gives the whole thing the appearance of that walk between the cell and the court that you see on telly.

He often plays a likable jerk or a smarmy man-child, in entertainment that walks the line between mocking obnoxiousness and glorifying it.

At the 1976 Republican National Convention, he amused himself by pitching pennies at the secretary of the Treasury, a stunt that walks the line between gratingly juvenile and almost charming.

It's a sexy blip in an otherwise breezy, buoyant cavalcade of 25 songs, a barn-burning revue that walks the line between well-drilled musical authenticity and disarming self-awareness.

The effect here is a tone of voice that walks the line between the most common objects and the unreal.

It's just one of the many ethical grey areas in a profession that walks the fine line between play and fraud.

It's just one of the many ethical gray areas in a profession that walks the fine line between play and fraud.

There are 20 tasting rooms clustered in the Funk Zone so that walking between them is easy: the Santa Barbara Urban Wine Trail provides a useful map and suggested itinerary.

"I wanted to make a film that walked between mysticism and reality, but it could never be an equation," Refn said.

It is a highly affecting portrait that brings to mind some of those Salinger stories that walk the line between reality and mania.