Sentence examples for middle years of from inspiring English sources

The best answer is in the middle years of the century.

Arizona, Florida and Nevada built too many unaffordable houses in the middle years of this decade.

Economic growth in the middle years of both decades averaged more than 3% a year.

Those are the middle years of the term of government, and I think the foundation is now well laid.

During the middle years of the Ch'ing dynasty (1644 1911/12), there were several thousand of these private post offices.

In the middle years of this decade hundreds of thousands of families moved there in search of big, affordable houses.

For historians of the United States, the middle years of the 19th century present an exceptional challenge.

The antiwar movement, for instance, seemed to effectively take over the Democratic Party in the middle years of the Bush administration.

Ralph Blumenthal, a young foreign correspondent in the middle years of the war, wrote about the book in an article being published Wednesday in The Times.

With the notable exception of Frans Floris, it was not until the generation of artists born during the middle years of the century that Mannerism was fully assimilated.

His new homeless policy seemed to work for a while; by the middle years of his mayoralty, homeless numbers had levelled off.