Sentence examples for perhaps in the middle of from inspiring English sources
What he said was this: "We have killed the utopia, and you are perhaps in the middle of reviving one.
But when storms sweep up suddenly, perhaps in the middle of the night, it's all too easy to be caught looking the other way.
At some point, perhaps in the middle of some interminable timeout during the third quarter, the guy sitting in section 345 may not especially feel at the center of anything.
Perhaps in the middle of the 1320s he began the 10 scenes, full of chivalrous ideals, from the life of St .Martin of Tours in this saint's chapel in the lower church of San Francesco, Assisi.
Ms. Hughes also said Mr. Bush would probably introduce his running mate in Austin, which suggested that the announcement would come just before he was scheduled to leave town, perhaps in the middle of next week.
Perhaps in the middle of this there might be more easy access visibility, more incentive for players and bodies to engage with what the rest of the world gets up to out there.
The peak in Fo's British popularity came, perhaps unsurprisingly, in the middle of 1981, when Thatcherism was making its presence felt and riots broke out in London, Liverpool, Birmingham and Hull.
On "Grenade," he trembles the right amount; on "Runaway Baby," he does the shimmy-shimmy-ko-ko-bop routine that perhaps began in the middle of "Hey Ya," went even bigger with Amy Winehouse, and is currently living in songs like "Fuck You!" "Our First Time" is Mars going for the Michael Jackson ballad sound, all whipped butter and aspirate vowels, with yet another reggae-lite backing.
Here, we share that dialogue, hoping it will help someone out there who is thinking about writing a novel -- or who perhaps is in the middle of slogging through a manuscript and having doubts.
Perhaps, later in the middle of the year after birth, infants' social preferences start being clearly influenced by their social environment.
When this interview was first set up, I anticipated a Mad Men-style four-martini lunch, followed by a tour of his old drinking haunts, perhaps only emerging in the middle of the following week.
