Sentence examples for middle explained from inspiring English sources

"It got ugly in the middle," explained Glenn, one of our tour guides.

"Light coming toward us from a distant galaxy is bent by the gravity of a lump of matter in the middle," explained Catherine Heymans of the University of Edinburgh.

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"At Orix we often say: 'Let's go to Hawaii.' It lies in the middle," explains Mr Yanase.

"That way, patients don't get overwhelmed and caught in the middle," explains Lisa.

"The wages these jobs provide are not enough to get workers into the middle class," explained Hockenstein.

"The word is two ropes that are bound together, and have a noose on both ends — so, four nooses, or loops of the rope, on all four ends and merged in the middle," Weist explained.

"The effect is that instead of being able to collect information passively and decrypt it later, when you get a key, this requires that you're active in the middle," Higgins explained.

"This was a master-planned community, a high-end neighbourhood when Trump grew up here; now there are more immigrants and lower middle class," explained computer programmer Daniel Dragan, 28.

"My material was geared towards everyone of all ages and from different backgrounds, and I wanted to hit them right in the middle," she explained in her autobiography, "Like a Lampshade in a Whorehouse: My Life in Comedy" (2005), written with Richard Buskin.

The prime minister joked about having no say in the naming of his new baby daughter, except for the graceful: "We'll have to have something Cornish in the middle", and explained that his wife had woken feeling unsettled, so they had driven to Truro just in case.