Sentence examples for middle for all from inspiring English sources

Right in the middle, for all to see, is the blogging station — actually a pit with bloggers huddled at their laptops — and a few steps away are the computer monitors checking everyone in for the next show.

Amla faced 250 deliveries, having been in the middle for all but 17 balls of 90 overs bowled in the day, and struck 13 boundaries, bringing up his 20th Test century after tea off 201 balls.

We've always been in the middle for all the decades since they've been making these comparisons.

Always check the middle for all meats to make sure it's cooked through.

Mature germins and GLPs all contain approximately 200 amino acids in length and the germin box occurs near the middle for all proteins in this family.

The voice of a boy in a red yarmulke pierced the crowd as he started shouting at the Bible Believer, and as they started marching away, the boy confidently extended a middle finger for all the world to see.

A shock for middle England; catharsis for all whose complaints and warnings had to that point gone unheeded.

This would be one middle way between free-for-all legalization and the prohibition that started under Nixon and has led, MAPS argues, to false official information, criminal enterprises, and impure street drugs.

When, after much drinking and drugging, the characters explode into a wondrous, frightening, garbage-flinging free-for-all, middle-aged viewers may find themselves muttering both "Ah, to be young again" and "Thank God I'm not young anymore".

It fitted the bill perfectly: respectable but not formidable opponents; an authentic but not taxing first-class match; and proper time in the middle for almost all, whether batsmen or bowlers.

With its strong Republican voting tradition and the near certainty that it will go for Mr. Bush, Kansas might as well be in the South Pacific as in the middle of the country, for all the attention paid to it.