Sentence examples for middle could have from inspiring English sources

It's not often you feel the man in the middle could have so much riding on the match, but this time, in the home of his country's rugby, Owens will be fighting for his own place in the World Cup final.

This made silver-plated cutlery even more affordable, and so the middle class could have silver, and eat with dignity.

"Suddenly the middle class could have the permanence -- an impression of permanence that wood never could have".

There was a shadowy place in the middle, which could have been a tarp covering people or cargo, a bench or an empty space.

RM: This is an agenda to help the 'squeezed middle' that could have been outlined by the former Labour leader Ed Miliband.

There is too much emphasis on poverty alleviation for the bottom tier and not enough on the women in the middle who could have the biggest impact.

His middle names could have been "non" and "compliance" as, like all adolescents, he struggled to come to terms with having one foot rooted in childhood, while the other strode towards maturity.

Finally, it's possible that smart green auto-lending programs aimed at the middle class could have bigger green benefits — they could create a large and lasting market for highly fuel-efficient cars from Detroit, spur innovations that please customers and reduce oil dependence while creating jobs.