Sentence examples for the midway of from inspiring English sources

FOR just a minute or two, try to think of Broadway as the midway of a gaudy, noisy carnival.

From his perch inside a tall cage, on a collapsible platform above a dunking pool, he presides over the midway of a rundown itinerant carnival.

Presiding over the midway of a run-down carnival, he's a bitter Bozo, a compulsively condescending philosopher drunk, with a bilious wit and a strychnine laugh.

That will begin to change today when at least one of the hopefuls topples like a milk bottle on the midway of the Texas State Fair.

Presiding over the midway of a rundown itinerant carnival, he's a bitter Bozo, a compulsively condescending philosopher drunk, with a bilious wit and a strychnine laugh.

Down the midway of this carnival of dissent, the big event of the day was percolating, the main anti-Ahmadinejad protest put together by supporters of the National Council of Resistance of Iran.

As of the midway point of 2015, the majority of presidential election funds for the 2016 race had come from donors giving $100,000 or more.

For one-fifth of an ounce of the midway section of a shallot, Fletcher, an American health-food nut, championed 722 chomps.

Those pessimistic opinions were in need of revision from the midway point of the first half when a bout of sustained pressure opened the floodgates.

But surprisingly, Woods was essentially out of contention by the midway point of the PGA Championship, where he failed to break par in any of four rounds.

Measure the middle of your sheet of plywood by taking a measurement to determine the intersection between the midway point of the length and midway point of the width of the table.