interstice

Finding myself at this cultural interstice, I tried to understand.

"That thing exploded and shoved me into the interstice, right?"

We can walk all around, rub noses with it, peer into its every interstice.

The interstice in question follows one of the original novel's crucial scenes.

Energy flashed through the cells, forcing an interstice open.

Then it vanished, expanding a wormhole interstice and diving inside.

The weapons were layers deep, jutting through every interstice.

One of the horses stirred into motion, led towards that paler interstice.

The site may also be a lattice interstice.

The strange space where this happens is the interstice (Zwischenraum).

The child of that interstice was Mary Lee Settle's mother.

Danger, it seemed, stalked every interstice of day-to-day life.

It seethed with force as though every link and interstice of material reality had been torn apart.

A wormhole interstice was opening around the nose of the blackhawk.

The 5th interstice has similar tubercle on posterior declivity.

The once omnipotent energy patterning cells were now struggling to open a wormhole interstice.

The interstice widened, a light-devouring tunnel boring through infinity.

He crossed the two inner circles, then positioned the cart on the interstice at the center where the axis of all lines converged.

To each interstice in the focus pattern, they fixed precise markers, attuned to a facet of the mysteries.

If I go in there, she thought, I will learn all that man can know in this interstice of dimensions.

In both of these very similar lattices there are two sorts of interstice, or hole:

An interstice was torn open.

The interstice was already closing.

She felt herself following it, feet pulled into the air and sliding round to point at the interstice surrounding the blackhawk's nose.

Tak Ching Road beckoned to him beyond the gray interstice.