Sentence examples for middle when it from inspiring English sources

Dan: In the middle, when it was tough, it was really tough.

But the reason people marry and stay married is that the middle, when it can be made to work, far outclasses the beginning.

The end result, though, is a reminder that modern America remains split down the middle when it comes to political allegiances.

But the film loses ground toward the middle, when it calls out individuals (often just by showing their images) and organizations for their passiveness or criticism of Israeli policies without giving a full account of the facts.

THERE has long been a product in the middle when it comes to choosing a camera; somewhere between the expensive heavyweight kit used by professionals and simple point-and-shoot snappers.

For a referee, hearing your name read out as the man who will be in the middle when it counts most is in the same league as learning of your first cap.

I know the squeezed middle when I see it, and so does everybody else in Britain – except, it seems, David Cameron and George Osborne, who think the bankers needs our help more".

It has four detachable propellers to help keep the camera, which hangs from its middle, stable when it's up in the air.

It was also the first time I'd seen anyone describe an economic class that views itself as middle or upper-middle class when it is not — she described it, and I never stopped seeing it afterward.

It is almost certainly of prehistoric origins, but its heyday was the high middle ages, when it linked two of the greatest Cistercian abbeys in the land: Rievaulx and Byland.

When driving as a sniper set it to the middle, when flying set it to the top and when you jump out or are ready to line up a shot set it to the bottom.