Sentence examples for further than middle from inspiring English sources

"We were interested in how to take the magic of the small, mission-driven private schools we'd seen in New York and make them work in the public sector," said Mr. Atkins Although the original plan was to go no further than middle school, parents pushed for North Star to add a high school.

The excess material on the beret should be pulled over the right ear, extending to at least the top of the ear and no further than the middle of the ear.

But if you want to see these two divergent strands of contemporary American Jewry side by side you need go no further than Clifton, a middle-class community next to Passaic.

Further, in all groups, brood tasks (BC+IB) were conducted earlier than middle age tasks (e.g., FC food processing and NC+CT nest maintenance), as is predicted by the "middle-age worker" model (Seeley 1982; Johnson 2003, 2008, 2010).

Here in Karapchiv, villagers are reasonably free to say what they like about their leaders, but Ukraine is further than ever from having the broad middle class that normally sustains a healthy democracy.

Notice how the middle line reaches down further than the ones next to it, which reach down further than the lines on the side.

"Middle Britain is a more discerning consumer than middle America.

"Not to give anything away, but we've had two women go further than ever before," says Storm, who is in the middle of filming this year's show.

Look no further than Europe to see the results of harsh austerity in the middle of a downturn".

In the middle (between 10 and 40 RJ) and outer (further than 40 RJ) magnetospheres, the magnetic field is not a dipole, and is seriously disturbed by its interaction with the plasma sheet (see magnetodisk below).

His repeated references to fairness and the middle class initially reminded me of Bill Clinton's early speeches, but they went back further than that.