come between

“I resolve to use this pen, and often: to write to the Swanburne girls and to Cecily, to Miss Mortimer and Mrs. Apple, to Dr. Westminster and even Mrs. Worthington, and to all the other people who are important to me, and to not let time and miles come between true friends.”

“And I don’t think I’ve ever said this in so many words, but I did think to myself that once Hamilton was dead, she had him to herself. Nobody would get to come between her and him ever again.”

Other clips show Bryan climbing over the barbed-wire top of the fence and Adcock standing back as security personnel come between them.

"So if this Pope - which he will do - tries to come between President Trump and his implementation of the mass deportation programme, I would stand by."

I wish she had been direct ahead of time about her worry that the money might come between them and set a clear deadline for repayment.