Sentence examples for second or middle from inspiring English sources

This is the second, or middle, name.

Later ancient writers speak of Carneades as founding the third or New Academy, which followed the second or Middle Academy of Arcesilaus and the first or Old Academy of Plato and his successors before Arcesilaus.

The second or Middle Horizon was from these dates to 700 CE, while the third or Late Horizon was from 700 CE to the coming of the Spaniards in the 1770s".

Both countries' governments were touting a "third" or "middle" way.

(To protect the subjects' privacy, only first or middle names have been used).

Most students spoke on the condition that they be identified by only a first or middle name, or not at all, out of concern for their college prospects or their school systems' reputations -- and their own.

"Are you O.K.?" asked her mother, Antoinette, who like other parents and children who agreed to be interviewed asked to be identified by only first or middle names to protect their privacy.

(Few Angolans were willing to be identified by more than a first or middle name. The constitution protects freedom of speech and assembly, but the government has grown increasingly intolerant of criticism).

The third, or middle, dedication is directed to the specific consecration of the site of the battle of Gettysburg: "to dedicate a portion of that field as a final resting place".

The anatomical feature of the order now considered most significant is that the axis of symmetry of the limbs passes through the third or middle toe, the most strongly developed and the one on which most of the weight is borne.

Last year, Andy Yan, a respected local urban planner and academic, took Vancouver's most expensive neighbourhoods and looked for buyers in a recent six-month period with non-anglicised Chinese names – that is, names without a "western" first or middle name, a method he and other experts defended as an imperfect but academically sound way of gauging tenure in Canada.