Sentence examples for middle of world from inspiring English sources

Harry Irgens Larsen escaped Norway in the middle of World War II, on a 38-foot boat across the North Atlantic.

In the middle of World War II, Mr. Crosman had interested James Rand, the chairman of Remington Rand, in a new venture.

Poetic licence: most of the workers blowing cathode ray tubes for military use were – this being the middle of world war two – women.

The gradual improvement of the internal combustion engine promised a replacement for the horse, but it saw relatively little application until the middle of World War I and then only for heavier types of artillery.

The most meaningful companion to the exhibition is still the printed word, as when the poet Guillaume Apollinaire comments on the astounding Cubist creations of 1917, in the middle of World War I, for "Parade," to Erik Satie's score.

By the middle of World War II, carrier-borne aircraft become so effective that the aircraft carrier was clearly replacing the battleship as the core of the modern navy.

The charming village of Ella may be nestled in the middle of world-famous tea plantations, but it is locally renowned for something else: delicious home cooking.

The soul "unfold[s] the represented world; and, in the middle of the world, the represented, own self" (SW VI: 191).

Just how the Middle of the World wound up being not quite at the middle of the world is unclear.

Season seven of Game of Thrones premieres on Sunday, Jemisin.

It is in the middle of the world".