Sentence examples for which fall between from inspiring English sources

The failure of the Gu rains, which fall between April and June, promises greater misery.

Impac specialized in Alt-A mortgages, which fall between prime loans given to creditworthy borrowers and subprime loans, for clients with the worst repayment records or heavy debts.

Plans for a real museum "dedicated to the exhibition of artifacts and ideas which fall between the cracks of high and low culture", as described on its website, developed swiftly.

The pair of Mark Bolton and Steve Warlin have attracted tens of millions of views on YouTube for their knowing, slickly remixed cultural commentaries which fall between the barbed media satire of Chris Morris and the slapstick surrealism of Vic and Bob.

What is more, aside from a continuing Defense Department study, the results of which have not been released, no federal or state agencies have studied the safety, or effectiveness, of Tasers, which fall between two federal agencies and are essentially unregulated.

There are 12 online so far, which fall between 15 and 25 minutes each, and range from the case of female serial killer Sheila LaBarre to a whole episode revealing what it calls "the owl theory" in the Michael Peterson case.

The rainfall is roughly 35 inches (900 mm) annually, nearly all of which falls between June and September.

Las Palmas and Santa Cruz de Tenerife are the main ports of call during the peak tourist season, which falls between December and March.

In the Jewish religious calendar, for example, the year begins on Rosh Hashana, the first day of the month of Tishri, which falls between September 6 and October 5.

It has a new technology, which falls between recycling and remanufacturing, for grinding up old carpets and, without any chemical processing, using them as backing for new ones.

Drug abuse among the young, which fell between 1979 and 1992, jumped back up until 1997 and has been level since (see top chart).