Okay, he had an idea how far it was between decks.

This boy is ill and should not be down here between decks."

"You should be able to wedge the Falcon between decks here."

In a large vessel it is a permanent ladder between decks.

To understand this, one must first examine the difference between decks and porches.

When they came to the first subsidiary connection between decks, it was clearly enough marked.

She paused, between decks, and gave him a minatory look.

A simple switch of the patch from one eye to the other might have saved time when going between decks.

"She is positioned in the shaft, between decks fifteen and sixteen."

The lift doors closed and the cab sped between decks.

I'm in the turbo-lift between decks three and four.

One example might be a speaking tube used aboard ships for communication between decks.

Obviously, it was a space between decks, and he was taken down a trap just like this one.

A tall man could not stand upright between decks, nor sit up straight in his berth.

They then searched between decks, and then the hold.

The computer said, "They are in turbolift seven between decks three and four."

It immediately came to a halt between decks.

I am so used to operating between decks that I really prefer a lantern.

The ship settled down forward, flooding the foremost magazine and between decks to the depth of about three feet.

Clever, John thought, to send men slipping between decks so that the escapees would not be missed.

McCoy released the interface grip and the lift slid to a stop between decks.

Men sat on the steps between decks, hammocks were hung in the hold where arrow-sacks had been.

The door stood half-open, the platform suspended between decks.

Suspended between Decks, in the middle of a cloud of floating chickens.

"Almost all cargo ships carry a few passengers; however many they can squeeze between decks.