Sentence examples for midterm break from inspiring English sources

One of the epicenters was in the neighborhood of Beswick, home to the School of the Resurrection, which was on midterm break when the first quakes hit.

She knew on the train home for midterm break that the great scene awaited but, still, to hear her father use the words he did was astonishing.

Essentially, Todd discussed how the forthcoming midterms would break down between "Starbucks Nation" and "Chick-Fil-A Country".

The first politician to break the midterm spell last Tuesday – the Republican presidential hopeful Rand Paul – was in no mood for subtlety.

None is this is to say a McAuliffe win means Democrats in the 2014 midterms are going to break the historical loss trend – as McAuliffe looks as though he's going to do in Virginia.

The Democratic victories in the midterms prefigure a clean break with the corporate Democratic Party.

The 2018 midterm elections have already broken barriers for representation among candidates for political office: A record number of women ran and won in the primaries, and an unprecedented number of LGBTQ candidates also ran and have won so far.  .

Two years ago, in the 2010 midterms, independent voters broke by almost 60percentt for GOP congressional candidates, giving Republicans control of the House.

(Interestingly, among white women, class and education were a factor in the midterms, but they broke the other way: Less educated, white working-class women voted Republican, while, in many places, more educated, suburban white women fled the GOP).

When you see a freshman break down during midterms in the library, you're going to need to learn to mock her without her going all Lorena Bobbitt on you.

For anyone who remembers the thrill and hope generated by the 2000 presidential election in Mexico — in which 71 years of one-party rule were finally broken — today's midterm vote may be remembered, if it is remembered at all, as the most depressing in recent history.