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

Do you ever, in the middle of the bidding, find yourself hating a partner to whom you are closely bonded?

Now is a very weird time for Lego to be opening its largest store ever in the middle of London.

And as ever, in the middle of the scrum, there's a white man – in this case, Mr Brown, the English teacher – doing his best to stay sane in a world of crazy foreigners!

"Nobody's ever been in the middle of a lightning storm for 72 hours, so it's hard to predict what's going to happen".

And an old Texas campaign proverb has it that all you will ever find in the middle of the road is a dead jack rabbit.To such raillery Mr Starr replies with a counter-jibe of his own.

You can do all the international eating you'd ever desire in the middle of this city of just over 600,000 – in humble food carts that, since the mid-1990s, have taken an organic but seemingly permanent root in Portland's downtown parking lots.

Another signature entrée, the crispy chicken, a perfect melding of the restaurant's American and Mediterranean influences, becomes a more traditional chicken piccatta (served with lightly battered asparagus and home fries, which are relentlessly crunchy, gloriously greasy, and definitely more starch than anyone who is not a construction worker should ever consume in the middle of the day).

Have you ever woken in the middle of the night saying 'I should have taken the check from Facebook?'.

In the woes of our perpetual energy crisis, have you ever been in the middle of a thunderstorm and thought why not just capture lightning?

Once, she delivered a command performance in Central Park that, at that time, drew the largest crowd for a pop concert ever assembled in the middle of Manhattan.

Have you ever been in the middle of a bike ride and thought, You know what would really make this better?