Sentence examples for almost in the middle of from inspiring English sources

The invasion was planned for Tare Green and Uncle Red, with the number 3 causeway almost in the middle of the landing area.

It is situated on the River Cefni, almost in the middle of Anglesey island, and is the administrative centre of the county.

sophiepierce This grand old pool almost in the middle of Lewes in East Sussex is not only vast but also wonderfully refreshing, being fed by a local spring.

Of course it was very exciting, but the jet lag hit almost in the middle of the pas de deux, which is unusually long and at the end of the ballet.

-- discovers, almost in the middle of the act, that he does not want to have sex with anyone other than the young woman who has been both patient and demanding enough to win his faithfulness.

So my computer is set up almost in the middle of the room, against the wall, with the TV to my left and bookcase at hand to the right.

GIVEN the reactions of his mother and his wife, Dusty Baker was not surprised to hear that the commissioner's office also had some concerns about his 3-year-old son, Darren, almost getting in the middle of a tag play at home plate during Thursday night's game.

Standing, almost antlike, in the middle of Franco Zeffirelli's oversize set for "La Bohème," however, he pushed uncomfortably.

For actors like Mr. Brühl, the new globalism has brought opportunities that were almost unimaginable in the middle of the last decade, when more purely domestic films like "Million Dollar Baby," "Crash" and "The Departed" took top honors at the Academy Awards.

In the event, the declaration of the result, which should have provided the winner with a prime launchpad, went by almost unnoticed in the middle of the party's leadership election.

From the time her Michigan regiment was in its first battle, in July 1861, until its remnants mustered out in 1865, "Gentle Annie" was almost always in the middle of the battle, her saddlebags filled with lint and bandages, seeking the wounded who had been overlooked or not yet reached by the surgeons.