Sentence examples similar to sort of mid from inspiring English sources

When dropped from a helicopter, the net forms a sort of mid-ocean aquarium.

It's like a paper quilt, sort of mid-20th-century folk art.

The original Xbox One looked like a sort of mid-70s prototype VHS video recorder – all bulk and black plastic.

Was it just to attract attention, to bring in a trophy quarterback as some sort of mid-life crisis in the organization?

He acknowledges he was going through some sort of mid-life crisis and concedes that his family never wanted to come "but they didn't know how not to".

Stoner (NYRB Classics) is a sort of mid-west Jude the Obscure, and Butcher's Crossing is like a western by Joseph Conrad; both wonderful books, beautifully written.

Frances McDormand is a prosperous designer who is having some sort of mid-life crisis that manifests itself in inexplicable checkout line brawls and confrontations with waiters.

The Generic One may be the only one to survive without the sort of mid-life grappling for attention that spawned tracks such as Rudebox.

It's usually around about this point in the calender that people start to ask me what my favourite albums of the year so far might be – a sort of mid-season taking of the musical temperature.

Mismatched vintage furniture is scattered around, full-size mannequins stand on top of kitchen tables and there are the sort of mid-century display cabinets you'd expect to find at a flea market.

It may have only a small effect on the opinion polls – certainly Labour won last week's Feltham and Heston by-election well, even if a nine-point swing was not the sort of mid-term result that suggests a government in serious trouble.