Sentence examples for coming half from inspiring English sources
By some traditional lights, the event was coming half a lifetime too late.
By Robert M. Coates and Harold Ross The New Yorker, October 11 , 1930 P. 17The lady who claimed it was all her fault and the gentleman who assured her that it wasn't true -- he had seen her coming half a mile down the road and could have gotten out of her way by turing down any side road.
The New Yorker, October 11 , 1930 P. 17The lady who claimed it was all her fault and the gentleman who assured her that it wasn't true -- he had seen her coming half a mile down the road and could have gotten out of her way by turing down any side road.
Strauss perished for 45 with just 19 needed but Cook, who finished 43 not out, and Jonathan Trott eased England home, the winning runs coming half an hour after tea when Trott tickled Samuels fine for four.
8 10 The coming half of the century will see an increase in the elderly population due to 'the greying of the baby boomers'.
For a full programme: photomonth.org Robert Epstein Kids Shakespeare's entreaty to Henry V's audience to use their imagination is sure to be on all the kids' minds at Lone Twin's performance of Beastie at the children's Juice Festival 20-311 October) in Newcastle Gateshead this coming half-term.
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Before it ends, the movie has turned into a shrill forum in which Yussuf (Yussef Abu Warda), an angry Palestinian farmer, and Janusz (Andrei Kashkar), a Polish Jewish immigrant, deliver successive rants that anticipate the coming half-century of Arab-Israeli strife.
"That seems to be an insufficient amount of food for a man of your girth," says his server, putting down a diet plate in front of Chicago cop Mike, pointing the way to a coming half-hour full of jokes that are simply poor as well as being in poor taste.
Root was marooned on his back foot, tentatively coming half-forward and fishing with his hands – the exact same pose that he was in at the moment of his two cheap dismissals, nicking off for 1 and clean bowled for 17, at Lord's last week.
Not content with the bookshop floor as his stage, Colfer has gone one further and taken over a West End theatre over the coming half-term week, in what looks like a growing trend for writers to break out of the straitjacket of the literary festival or traditional signing and take control of their own promotional activities.
