Sentence examples for visiting between from inspiring English sources

If you're visiting between March and August, head for the Melbourne Cricket Ground (Jolimont Terrace, 61-3-9657-8888, wherecg.org.au) where the big games are played.

Ming Tong, visiting between his work renovating kitchens in Manhattan, could not get a clear answer about what was wrong with his brother and was afraid to press.

There is talk of a ghost train sometimes going through the tunnel, which will cause an extra frisson for thrill-seekers visiting between 11pm and 5am when the lights are off.

Six months earlier there had been a shoot-out in al-Suwaidi, the suburb they were visiting, between Islamist fundamentalist militants and the security forces, but the risks were judged to be negligible.

Make the most of a ticket to ride on the London Eye (0871 781 3000; londoneye.com; £57.60 for four or £46.08 online) by visiting between 6 and 9 April (11am to 4pm), when arts and crafts activities are included.

Between them, she and her deputy, Robert Zoellick, well connected around the world from a former cabinet post and as America's trade representative, are making a point of visiting between them all 25 NATO allies in their first few months.

We visit between periods.

Normally, you can visit between 8am-12.30pm and 4-7pm.

I visit between two and four clients a day, depending on how long the visits take.

There is a lost land I visit, between my outward life and my inward preoccupations.

For those whose German isn't adequate, the theater and its ornate neo-Classical decor can be visited between performances.