Sentence examples for middle band from inspiring English sources

This is the recurring problem with teams in that middle band of the table.

Kenya's north-eastern province is not religiously divided in the manner of Nigeria's "middle band".

They were there for the encore by the opener, the English songwriter King Charles, along with the middle band on the bill, Cadillac Sky.

But most of all it was recognised by the large middle band of Premiership clubs as offering the most realistic chance of competing in Europe.

To mixed-race people, who form an uncomfortable middle band in South Africa's rainbow, Happy represents the legacy of forbidden love between the races -- children fully accepted by neither blacks nor whites.

So yesterday's long-awaited report from the Scottish Tory tax commission was essentially a restatement of long-standing Conservative principles: opposition to tax rises and help for small businesses, although other recommendations were more creative, such as the creation of a new "middle band" of income tax.

In the middle, banded by concentric radial circles, he placed a large fountain and a 25-feet-high bronze sculpture by Fritz Koenig, an accomplished German artist.

The N-terminal amino acid sequence of the highest and middle bands was Glu-Asp-Leu-Lys-Pro-Lys-Ala-Val-Val-Phe-Leu.

Interestingly, in VPSPr case 1, bands at ~19 and ~23 kDa, co-migrating with the lower and middle bands of type 2A PrPres were observed in frontal cortex by western blotting.

For VPSPr, bands at ~19 kDa and 23 kDa, that appeared to co-migrate with the lower and middle bands of type 2A PrPres in sCJD, were also predominantly found in the lower fractions.

This variation was observed both between different primer pairs (e.g. the majority of S1.f1/A4.r bands appear at 23 dpp, while the majority of S1.f1/A3.r bands appear at 21 dpp), and between different bands detected by the same primer pair (e.g. the upper, lower and middle bands in the N1.f/N2.r2 reaction appear at 19, 21 and 23 days respectively).