Sentence examples for midway of a from inspiring English sources

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.

Presiding over the midway of a rundown itinerant carnival, he's a bitter Bozo, a compulsively condescending philosopher drunk, with a bilious wit and a strychnine laugh.

Tethering at the midway of a musculocutaneous flap while inset is not unusual, and trimming of excess muscle may jeopardize the perfusion of the skin.

We investigate selective sweeps with four different starting times (t0) at which the successfully sweeping allele first arises within a cycle: t0 = 0, t0 = 0.25Δ T, t0 = 0.5Δ T, and t0 = 0.75Δ T. These four cases describe, in order, a starting time of the sweep midway during a growth phase, at the end of a growth phase, midway of a decline phase, and at the end of a decline phase.

Since they were boys, Mr. Carbone (a Queens native) and his partner and co-chef, Rich Torrisi (from Westchester), have wandered the stalls of the feast as it's become more and more like the midway of an Italian-American state fair.

It is midway on a block of similar buildings scarred by decades of neglect and by what the police call a culture of drugs.

And at the midway point of a demanding tournament, Sutton remained the man to catch.

For one-fifth of an ounce of the midway section of a shallot, Fletcher, an American health-food nut, championed 722 chomps.

Mission accomplished, but at the midway point of a Grand Slam tournament, the toughest missions are usually still to come.