Sentence examples for landed midway from inspiring English sources

Several years ago, idly channel surfing, I landed midway through The Wall and realised with a shock of delight that the lead guitar on E's tune was actually David Gilmour.

Rick Perlstein currently lands midway in page count between Allen and Sullivan.

I saw "No Man's Land" midway through a late-January orgy of theatergoing in London, where one can still binge on plays without indigestion, and it has become a touchstone for everything else I witnessed.

MUCH activity is on tap for Governors Island next weekend, when that 172-acre patch of land midway between Manhattan and Brooklyn celebrates its role in the Revolutionary War's Battle of Brooklyn.

According to the National Transportation Safety Board, which investigated, the airplane was trying to land at Midway when the crew encountered a sudden shift in headwinds, which the pilot sought to counter by increasing power, the standard method.

With his first and only sight of goal, Swiel kicked the hosts' first points on eight minutes, with Socino failing to land a reply midway through the opening half when the versatile Argentine teed up a penalty after a period of sustained Newcastle pressure.

We started from the house at Naga er-Deir at 8 10 p.m. going by boat to Girga, but the wind failed us midway and we landed at the canal mouth and walked to the station.

And Maidana landed with a wicked right midway through the fifth as Mayweather continued to look strangely confounded.

The land is midway between downtown St. Augustine and Jacksonville.

Even its name speaks to its remoteness -- a land roughly midway between El Paso and Fort Worth, about 300 miles from each.

He is just as much at home at sea as on land; from Midway to El Alamein his prose is unerringly precise and stirringly vivid.