Sentence examples for take in the middle from inspiring English sources

In "The Plague," Albert Camus notes the pleasure quarantined men take in the middle of the night imagining their women asleep back home.

(About half of the 104 rooms use two blocks of communal men's and women's bathrooms, which can be a longer walk than one might care to take in the middle of the night).

(Around course five, I sometimes start thinking about the 20-minute solos Jimmy Page would take in the middle of "Dazed and Confused," the ones where the violin bows somehow appeared).

Innards from a Swisher Sweet fill the cup holder of the seat I take in the middle of the empty room, making me feel as though I am patronizing a porno theater without the porno.

"A steep fall in the tax take in the middle of a recession will surprise no one.

The portrait, which had been screwed to the wall, was taken in the middle of the day.

That picture must have been taken in the middle or late nineteen-fifties--I'll have to ask John Lewis.

It is particularly striking that the hostages were taken in the middle of the day, in a town patrolled by both United Nations and French soldiers.

The impact of this tax increase was just being felt when the February jobs survey was taken in the middle of the month.

Although the assessment was useful, it was also time-consuming and embarrassing since the measurements were taken in the middle of a busy health club.

"I'm a big fan of Speedy Claxton's," said Layden, who predicted that Claxton would be taken in the middle to late first round.