Sentence examples for the knot between from inspiring English sources
The rabbinate, a government bureaucracy, has a monopoly on tying the knot between Jews.
Of those who first tied the knot between 1975 and 1979, 29% were divorced within ten years.
Invitation-only fitting rooms are one more twist in the knot between fashion and Hollywood, which now includes dressing stars for big-view movie events like Oscar night and then featuring them in big-bucks advertising campaigns.
They hint at private Hollywood diversions of the sort that are conjured in Erich von Stroheim's resort-town ribaldries "Blind Husbands" and "Foolish Wives," Charlie Chaplin's "A Woman of Paris," and Stanley Kubrick's "Eyes Wide Shut" and that tie the knot between sex and wealth, between erotic power and worldly power.
To evaluate the influence of different external loads on scapular upward rotation, we compared the minimum mean square of the knot between the unloaded and loaded conditions (1 5 kg).
This year's Nobel Prize in chemistry went to three chemists Ei-ichi Negishi, Akira Suzuki, and Richemists Ei-ichiiscoveriNegishilysts used to tie the knot between cAkira atomSuzukiepandte molecules.
The shift in the course may be estimated more precisely by applying a spline regression technique where two regression lines are fitted to describe the two sections of the course and the intersection ("knot") between these regression lines estimates the shift in the course.
The knot appeared between the angles of 70° and 85°, shortly before the point of maximum moment from gravity was reached.
No significant difference was observed in the knot position between the unloaded condition and loads of 1 kg (p = 0.33) and 2 kg (p = 0.29).
By only piercing through the top layer, you will draw the knot in between the two layers, thereby hiding it from sight.
"We have cut today the Gordian knot between Syria and Lebanon," said Haim Ramon, a cabinet member who is close to Mr. Barak.
