Sentence examples for midway of from inspiring English sources
The phrase "midway of" is not grammatically correct and is not commonly used in written English
It is more common to use "midway between" or "in the middle of." For example: Incorrect: The cabin was located midway of the lake. Correct: The cabin was located midway between the two lakes. Incorrect: The concert will take place midway of the summer. Correct: The concert will take place in the middle of the summer.
The Presidential candidacy as joke is a perennial sideshow along the raucous midway of the American political carnival.
Zoglin enumerates the list of runways barely found on foggy flights that seem doomed midway, of German attacks just missed.
FOR just a minute or two, try to think of Broadway as the midway of a gaudy, noisy carnival.
From his perch inside a tall cage, on a collapsible platform above a dunking pool, he presides over the midway of a rundown itinerant carnival.
Presiding over the midway of a run-down carnival, he's a bitter Bozo, a compulsively condescending philosopher drunk, with a bilious wit and a strychnine laugh.
By Hendrik Hertzberg The Presidential candidacy as joke is a perennial sideshow along the raucous midway of the American political carnival.
The 70th anniversary of the Battle of Midway, one of history's most important battles, has come and gone, with little attention paid.
As of the midway point of 2015, the majority of presidential election funds for the 2016 race had come from donors giving $100,000 or more.
For one-fifth of an ounce of the midway section of a shallot, Fletcher, an American health-food nut, championed 722 chomps.
As at the Battle of the Coral Sea and the Battle of Midway, the ships of the two adversaries were never within sight of each other.
Measure the middle of your sheet of plywood by taking a measurement to determine the intersection between the midway point of the length and midway point of the width of the table.
