Sentence examples for middle use from inspiring English sources
Azarenka will need to try to tie up Williams with some deep drives down the middle, use her best shot the two-handed backhand to try corner the American, and set up her down-the-line backhand and step into the court when she can to finish points moving forward.
Breast and uterine cancers were found somewhat more often when still localised in the high-use municipalities compared to low or middle use municipalities and cervical cancer was more often localized in the low-use municipalities; but all these differences were small (Table 2).
Going to the middle, use your index finger and thumb to pinch down the sides, making the formation of a bow.
In the middle, use stockinette stitch or the pattern being used by the gauge, until you're about 1 inch (2.5 cm) short of making a square.
If the design was not drawn onto a single piece of cardboard, you'll need to attach the wings at the middle; use either glue or staples to do this.
To make the two half-circles: measure the radius (i.e. half the diameter) of the half-circular ends; tie a marker to the end of a piece of string and then cut that string to the length of the radius; holding the end of the string in the middle, use the marker to draw a perfect circle on the sheet metal; cut the circle out and cut it in half to make each half-circle.
MAST was an answer in the middle, used to clue MASSED above it and the start of MARSTON MOOR below.
Weekley pounded his drive down the middle, used his driver as a hobby horse and rode down the fairway to whoops and hollers.
England enjoyed a profitable day in the middle, using the best batting conditions of the match to score 299 runs in 98 overs.
A purer abstraction occurs in Jean Arp's "Star" (1939), a playfully five-pointed twinkler dancing on a cylindrical base, made more ethereal by the roundish hole in its middle, used in a manner similar to that of the Léger piece.
(Middle) Using mass selection, a specific cluster is picked out of the cluster beam.
