Sentence examples for the question between from inspiring English sources

Burroughs would have read the answer to the question between the cut-up lines.

That is the question between the President and Congress that doesn't make sense to either party.

When the question between Devon and Trent becomes "What are you going to do when you grow up?," it's the little girl who's doing the asking.

As John Stuart Mill wrote from London in 1862, in "The Contest in America": The world knows what the question between the North and South has been for many years, and still is.

The trick is to renew the possibilities, to keep them from becoming schematized, to let them be imperfect, and the question between us is always "Who's the magician?" When we say that love is magic, we are telling a truth deeper, and more ambiguous, than we know.

The question between now and then is whether the voters can persuade some of the Republicans to come to the middle, and if the Republicans refuse their entreaties, what sort of retribution the voters will visit on them for their stubbornness.

Obama is in Iowa, and answered the questions between a visit to a Newton, Iowa, wind turbine manufacturer and a campaign event in Des Moines.

Overall, it is not believed that the modifications affected the intent of the questions between the in-person interviews and online questionnaire.

Minor adjustments were made to the questions between interviews so that information provided in one interview could be taken into consideration in a subsequent interview.

The obvious question between the lines of "Growing Problem for Military Recruiters: Parents" (front page, June 3) is, Where do our leaders in Washington stand on this issue?

The higher the value of a i, the more sharply the question discriminates between high ability and low ability students.