Sentence examples for middle of almost from inspiring English sources
But Mourning, of course, was in the middle of almost everything for the Heat.
In the middle of almost every song, bursting brightly from chromatic patterns and machine-gun crunch, are solos that betray a soft spot for forbears like Lynyrd Skynyrd.
I did finish "Comedy in a Minor Key," a short novel by the Dutch novelist Hans Keilson, who died recently at 101, and I'm in the middle of "Almost a Family," a memoir by John Darnton, a distinguished former reporter and editor for The Times (and my former boss).
I want to remember Jeter for the numbers he put up year after year, the championships he helped win, and the many great moments including the flip, the diving catch against the Red Sox where he landed in the stands, the leadoff home run in the 2000 World Series and being in the middle of almost every big Yankee rally for a generation.
GFP-Dynamitin is mislocalized with Staufen to the ectopic dot in the middle of almost all oskar-overexpressing oocytes (16/18).
We figured it would appeal to the vast middle ground of almost everyone, but it turns out the middle ground is a bit niche these days.
General de Kalb's forces took almost a month to descend the Chesapeake Bay and did not arrive in Petersburg, Virginia until the middle of June, almost a month after Lincoln had surrendered his army.
Sometimes in the middle of an almost sexually satisfying fever dream on Twitter @ing with girls about girl stuff it's like… wait… Boys.
They're out in the middle of literally almost nowhere.
The image is deeply sorrowful, but it becomes even more chilling if you know that Srebrenica was largely "ethnically cleansed" of its Bosniak population, and today lies in the middle of the almost entirely Serb Republika Srpska.
One day in the middle of May, almost exactly 40 years ago, Neil Young was hanging out at the house of his road manager, Leo Makota, in Pescadero, California, when his bandmate, David Crosby, handed him the latest issue of Life magazine.
