Sentence examples for years between two from inspiring English sources

The story sought to track a pattern of common interest, unfolding across the years, between two secretive entities: the Kremlin and WikiLeaks.

Polarization is the theme of Rick Perlstein's new narrative history "Nixonland" (Scribners), which covers the years between two electoral landslides: Barry Goldwater's defeat in 1964 and George McGovern's in 1972.

In a July 4 essay, Kurt Andersen singled us out for upsetting the balance that has existed for 250 years between two great American impulses, radical individualism and service to the commonwealth.

Metro-North workers have been divided for several years between two rival union coalitions and, with the exception of the Teamsters, this deal brings both groups together under contracts that are virtually identical, according to Norman Brown, a machinists union official who is also a member of the transportation authority's board.

One could argue that every year at the Oscars is a whitewash – only one woman of colour has ever won best actress (Halle Berry), and only 7% of best actor winners are men of colour (with nearly 40 years between two of the black winners, Sidney Poitier and Denzel Washington).

First published in Budapest in 1942, this elegant novel, set in a vast estate and the vanished splendor of Hapsburg empire, peaks in an amazing confrontation after 40 years between two of the parties in an adulterous turn-of-the-century triangle.

Referring to PSOE's three-page document, the leader of Ciudadanos, Albert Rivera, said: "Three pages on governing Spain for four years between six different parties.

In polls conducted during the past fifteen years, between ninety-six and ninety-eight per cent of all Americans said that they were "very" proud or "quite" proud of their country.

The Audi Urban Future Award competition takes place every two years, between six major cities around the globe.

When possible, we did subgroup analyses to compare outcomes in those studies with mean follow-up periods of less than two years, between two and five years, and greater than five years.

However, we performed a subgroup analysis where possible, comparing the outcomes in studies that gave the mean follow-up as less than two years, between two and five years, and greater than five years.