Sentence examples for it's halfway from inspiring English sources
Now that it's halfway through its run, the unique selling point of Channel 4's First Dates has become unmistakably clear: it's a dating show about dating.
Certainly it's halfway off the wagon already; this year's focus on the rise of religious and patriotic zealotry in the gaps of war and title dispute proved that.
On Tuesday, during his 6-Love-6 phone in, he cut off a caller who wanted to talk tedious stats about wild cards – "No, no, no, I'm sorry, that is it, that's enough" – and then 5Live's cricket correspondent, who began his report by saying, "It's halfway here, John…" "Well, forget it then," said Mac. McEnroe was asked about the Williams-Sharapova who's-your-boyfriend spat.
"It's halfway in the tie," manager Neil told BBC Radio Scotland's Sportsound.
The original said: Ashdown told the Guardian: "There is an old saying by Mark Twain: 'It is a swift little thing a lie, it's halfway round the world before it gets its boots on.' This has been clarified.
When they finally found Olivia's crab sled, it was halfway to Cuba, and empty.
By Monday, it was halfway to its destination of Edgewater, N.J.
This is that a lens produces its biggest effect when it is halfway between source and observer.
It was halfway through the first week of the Academy's 67th season, which ran through August 9.
"It was halfway between crying and laughing.
