Sentence examples for halfway true from inspiring English sources

The anemic economy forced Mr. Diogo to shutter a small storefront and send his two employees home, so his realization of the American dream, he said, is "halfway true".

Which is about halfway true.

Harper hit 25 home runs in the Nationals' first 81 games, the true halfway point of the season.

A result is a teenage movie that feels halfway between a true-crime story and a particularly lurid dream.

His problem is instead one parents will readily recognize: "What happens when Little Tug tires out?" When a bedtime book reveals its true nature halfway through a story about something other than sleep, children can feel tricked as plot gives way to purpose.

Or perhaps the true culprits lie halfway around the world.

These aes signatum bars were halfway between aes rude and true coinage.

"The true film lies halfway between the screen & the mind of the viewer," Wiseman told the writer after a screening of the film.

You might think escaping to Upolu (home to Samoa's capital city Apia) is remote enough — the archipelago is located between halfway between Hawaii and New Zealand — but the true treasure of Samoa is Savai'i.

The same was true of in Wenatchee, halfway between Seattle and Spokane, where Global Entertainment also built an arena.

It is true: bad news gets halfway round the world before good news has its boots laced up.