Sentence examples for middle of the progress from inspiring English sources
If you are in a situation where there can no longer hold in a fart, or make a loud noise, for example, in the middle of the progress check, then try to issue a series of quiet sounds.
Mrs Thatcher may have neglected Liverpool in the first half of the 1980s, but Mr Hatton and the Militant's grip on my city by the middle of the decade set progress back a generation.
Accepting a call in the middle of the conversation interrupts the progress and mood.
What makes today's political economy so hard to come to terms with is that the thrilling innovation and the hollowing out of the middle class — the progress and the poverty — aren't two inimical trends.
So whether they're a mile away or in the middle of Canada, progress can be had.
"Since the middle of the last century, enormous progress has been made in identifying the causes of cancer, so that more than 50 per cent of cases could be prevented based on current knowledge," he writes, in the report's preface.
The oldest method of studying the brain is anatomical, and until the middle of the 20th century, much of the progress in neuroscience came from the development of better cell stains and better microscopes.
While the city takes biking seriously -- it recently implemented a self-service bike rental system similar to the V b' system in Paris -- the bike paths, which are either on double-wide sidewalks or on shaded lanes that run down the middle of the street, are a work in progress.
Reporters blocked Peacock's progress in the middle of the SFS pitch as determinedly as green and gold opponents have in the past.
Some big city school districts that have worked to improve their graduation rates have made significant progress since the middle of the last decade, Dr. Swanson said.
Our considerations so far of the status of Daltonian atomism have not yet taken account of the area in which chemistry was to be making spectacular progress by the middle of the nineteenth century, namely, organic chemistry.
