Sentence examples for middle just like from inspiring English sources
I'd want to eat at the back around the big communal table, with the lazy susan in the middle, just like we used to.
Its logo is that of the London Underground with Marmorni Obok in the middle, just like Marble Arch tube station.Trying to get an English name of his company registered seems to have been one of the few problems Mr Singh, who is 27, has had in setting up the European arm of his family's company in Slovenia.
El Capitan improves full-screen window management with Split View, taken straight from iOS, allowing two apps to fill one screen with a resizing line down the middle just like Windows 8. Drag a window to the top of the screen or hold down the green "maximise" button to organise the windows and drag them on to a new space or on top of a pre-existing one to get going.
Simply split this up the middle just like the rest of the scales.
She explained that stories have "characters, settings and events with a beginning, middle and end," just like dance.
Stuck in the middle, Ms. Barish said she would just like to see Hewlett House open so that she could provide women with counseling, cooking classes, legal help and advice on where to get help or buy wigs.
I'm, like, in the middle of everything, and it's just like, "What the hell, what's happening?" I'm lying with one eye open in the middle of the night, waiting for the mom to come in and put a knife through my heart.
Often, these white men are also working or middle class and middle-aged – just like Michael.
Because of the subtle ways Mr. Grotjahn deploys color and line to play with perspective, it isn't immediately obvious that the lines originate not solely from one point, but also from an inch-wide stripe that splits the painting down the middle -- just like the vertical band in Barnett Newman's zip paintings.
I take the view that the British have long lived in a crowned republic (the 18th century philosopher Montesquieu took that view long before I did) and that it is the US which opted for an elective four-year monarchy, a hangover from the elective monarchs of the middle ages, just like the pope.
Rural Turkey is far poorer but Istanbul is a thriving, cosmopolitan city with its rich, its poor and its middle classes, just like other world-class city its size.
