Sentence examples for rear middle from inspiring English sources

"When I complained about a cat under my aisle seat in the front of the plane — I was moved to a rear, middle seat," wrote Catherine from California.

For a car ride to a television studio, he graciously called dibs on the car's minimally padded rear middle seat, so that his four almost infinitely less wealthy companions could ride in comfort, and with seat belts.

It's also not a proper sedan as it only seats four; the rear middle seat is a plastic console.

Despite reports that the rear middle seat confers a protective effect compared to other seating positions, this was offset in our study by differences in belt wearing by seating position with more than two thirds of middle rear-seated passengers being unbelted.

7.1 surround means 16/2 (min) wire to 2 speakers in the rear, middle and front, plus an additional 16/2 for the front center speaker.

If necessary because of limited space, place the stepladder so that it is approximately an inch from the rear, middle PVC pipe.

His father owned a liquor store, and Lieberman was reared middle class in an ethnically mixed neighborhood of Stamford.

By the way, if you have three kids of teenage years there's no rear-middle headrest, bad news in a sudden-braking situation.

It is basically Wilma, with seats filled in a pattern as intricate as a microchip's circuitry: rear window and middle first, front window and middle next, followed by rear aisle, then front aisle.

Kerry Ann Rockquemore, a sociologist at Pepperdine University, polled 250 college students who had one black parent and one white, and found that those reared in middle-class or affluent white neighborhoods tended to identify as biracial, while those who had grown up in black communities generally considered themselves black.

I once saw a dancer — I can't remember who — fall on her rear in the middle of the fouettés and drag herself offstage.