Sentence examples for halfway between two from inspiring English sources
Its capital, Zaragoza, is about halfway between two tourism magnets, Madrid and Barcelona, which typifies the problem.
The 68-room motel is about halfway between two casino hotels on Pacific Avenue, the Hilton and the Tropicana.
This paper presents numerical experiments inspired by the theoretical work of Faxén for predicting the terminal velocity of a cylinder, settling halfway between two parallel walls at low Reynolds numbers.
Since the 1960s, speech scientists have known that although it's possible to produce sounds that are acoustically halfway between two recognized vowels, speakers never hear them halfway-they perceive them as one or the other.
Halfway between two of Latin America's biggest cities, Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo, but truly a world apart, lies one of Brazil's great natural jewels, where protected, heavily forested coastal mountains drop vertiginously into beaches and azure sea.
Doubles from £229 tatt Prince Hall Country House, Yelverton Prince Hall, halfway between Two Bridges and Dartmeet on Dartmoor is a luxurious but affordable hotel in a beautifully stark setting.
Although the judge did not tell his staff his own views that day, he made it clear that he would not choose a term arbitrarily, nor would he compromise with a number halfway between zero and 150 years.
Halfway between one world and another, yet to tackle some of the economy's most serious structural problems.
The median for shade is four because both middle numbers are four and the median for sun is 5.5 as it is halfway between five and six.
I walk at a contemplative speed, halfway between two and three miles an hour, and slip quickly into a reverie, thoughts moving in and out, without much of a pattern, but surprisingly effective in widening perspectives normally constrained by everyday routine.
Time Out's audience rating is halfway between zero and one star, with several commenters demanding a "negative star" system be introduced in celebration of its debut.
