Sentence examples for stuck midway from inspiring English sources

In his mid-40's, he felt he was stuck midway up the career ladder.

Then Sabathia watched the game turn when Cano broke for second and was stuck midway between the bases after a pitch from Penny skittered away.

Mr. Fischer sees Germany, and Europe, as stuck midway while crossing a river, unable to return to the riverbank they have left, but unable to get to the other side with Ms. Merkel as navigator.

In the film's most lawless gag, which recalls a famously explosive scene in its cousin "Bridesmaids," Lisa, stuck midway on a zip line, urinates on the revellers of Bourbon Street; Dina, naturally, follows suit.

They'd been called in to revive a guy at the bar, a heroin addict, best I could tell, who'd begun a slow-motion dive toward the floor; presently, he was stuck midway.

Divots pocked the platen, and the keys had a cranky, uneven touch, so that they punched through the paper or, on the really recalcitrant letters, the "A" or "Q," stuck midway and swung impotently at the empty air.

Jagr bled profusely from his mouth after he was hit by Alex Chiasson's stick midway through the first period, and was escorted from the ice to receive treatment.

Gerber, making his 10th start of the season, made a miraculous sprawling stop on Pierre Turgeon's scoring bid after the goalie lost his stick midway through the third period.

It was a night of strange bounces and spotty goaltending, even if New York's best chance of the game had Carl Hagelin's shot stopped by the end of Dustin Tokarski's stick midway through the first period.

He wrote this 12-minute work for Joseph Alessi, the principal trombone of the Philharmonic, imagining it as a fantastical depiction of Mr. Alessi, who lives in New Jersey, driving his car to Lincoln Center and getting stuck in traffic midway through the Lincoln Tunnel.

Cauthen's hands never moved until Alydar stuck a neck in front of Affirmed midway through the stretch, and then the two heavyweights slugged it out to the final bell, running the last quarter mile in 25 and 1/5.