Sentence examples for middle has moved from inspiring English sources

The middle has moved over 15 or 20 yards.

Maybe the middle has moved so far to the right that there is no genuine moderate in the Republican race anymore," she said.

The child who grew up in a ramshackle, tar-paper house in Memphis, rose to the top of the N.B.A. and sank back to its murky middle, had moved to the middle of Manhattan.

The center of India's economy, and that of its middle class, has moved appreciably since the Congress's 2004 successful election campaign focused on the "common man," or the median voter.

A great change has taken place in the nature of the population: as the poor have accumulated, the middle class has moved out.

"Over the long run, the disappearing middle class has moved up, not down," said Douglas J. Besharov, a professor of public policy at the University of Maryland.

And at the same time an expanding new middle class has moved in (these are, with very few exceptions, the remainers).

That's because, over time, the middle finger has moved away from the literal representation of a dick and more or less just means "fuck you".

With inflation expected to remain close to zero until later this year, the consensus about when the central bank might raise interest rates has moved to the middle of 2016.

As new star formation has declined and the population of aging, cooler red stars is proportionally much larger, the universe has moved into a middle green period.

Having re-entered education, studied Kierkegaard at university and trained to be a teacher, he is now making money as a comic and has moved into the middle classes.