Sentence examples for instead of the middle from inspiring English sources

Policy is driven toward the edges, instead of the middle.

The tax system is designed to benefit billionaires instead of the middle class.

In Mr. Lloyd's "Macbeth," which is packing in refreshingly un-gray-headed audiences, that country is, as it always has been, Scotland, but of tomorrow instead of the Middle Ages.

Tseng aimed for the pin, tucked in the back, not far from the fringe, instead of the middle, and her ball flew the green, After a nice chip, she missed her par putt for a two-stroke swing.

According to Mr. Frieder, the Manhattan Bridge has an up-and-down life of its own because Mr. Moisseiff put the subway tracks on the outside of the span instead of the middle.

Commenting on what Kātyāyana said, Patañjali (mid-2nd century bce), adds the examples vaṭṭati and vaḍḍhati, which correspond to Sanskrit vartate 'occurs, is' and vardhte 'grows'; these forms show the use of the active ending -ti instead of the middle ending -te as well as -ṭṭ- and -ḍḍh- for -rt- and -rdht-.

magazine in Nairobi, suggested to me that I should write the dialogue in street language instead of the middle-class English I was using.

Instead of the middle-class Parisians the organizers had hoped for, witnesses said the crowd, overwhelmingly young, male and poor, appeared to be made up mostly of residents of the tough suburbs that ring the French capital, as well as poor students and homeless men.

If you need to look at your map, "pull over" and consult it to the side of the road instead of in the middle of the sidewalk: This will save you from the evil stares, huffs or nudges of your fellow pedestrians.

Basal dewlaps are similar to spotted dewlaps, except that the spot is clearly positioned at the base of the throat instead of in the middle of the dewlap, and generally comprises more surface area than does the spot in spotted dewlaps (∼12%area).

The offset is used in an attempt to place the street geocoded location directly in front of the property instead of in the middle of the road.