Sentence examples for through a middle from inspiring English sources
Because there's little chance of anyone finding a way through a middle marshalled by Mahamadou Diarra and Seydou Keita.
James Walbourne's lap steel and Bruntnell's lonesome harmonica duel through a middle eight that seems to situate the narrative in a Cormac McCarthy borderland, though Peter's almost whispered vocal has the feel of grasses flinching on a windswept British coast.
Creepy stuff, but the music thrills most: its three movements shift from baroque, Eastern-tinged folk, through a middle section featuring Tony Banks's fuzz-toned keyboards and Steve Hackett's finger-tapped arpeggios, to an eerie, yearning final passage that gave Gabriel space to explore the rich, soulful voice he would later capitalise on in his solo career.
The disc closes with "Beloved, do not let me be discouraged," whose title is taken from a poem by a 16th-century Turkish writer about ill-fated lovers — an evocative blend of courtly medieval Italian music filtered through a Middle Eastern prism.
Bowling on his home strip at Taunton, Marks spun his way to figures of 5/39, still a record for an English bowler in a World Cup, as he worked his way through a middle order using a variety of pace and flight (Graham Dilley also taking 4/45), although admittedly the Sri Lankans were going for their shots a little.
This paper considers the identification of these clusters at the mobile station through a middle ground approach combining a globally optimized automatic clustering approach and manual clustering of the physical scatterers.
Anna Krailler, 75, a retired cashier walking her small white dog through a middle-income Vienna shopping center, made no secret of her feelings.
Caro can tell you exactly how Moses heedlessly rammed the Cross Bronx Expressway through a middle-class neighborhood, displacing thousands of families, and exactly how Johnson stole the Texas Senate election of 1948, winning by 87 spurious votes.
Through a middle-aged cameraman, Pavel, it reveals the uncer tainties of those who compromised with the regime without believing in it and feared being "cleansed" with the old guard.
As my colleague Neil MacFarquhar reports, "antigovernment protesters braved scattered gunfire from Syrian soldiers to march through a middle-class neighborhood in Damascus on Saturday, the biggest demonstration witnessed close to the heart of the capital since the country's uprising started 11 months ago".
BEIRUT, Lebanon — Hundreds and hundreds of antigovernment protesters braved scattered gunfire from Syrian soldiers to march through a middle-class neighborhood in Damascus on Saturday, the biggest demonstration witnessed close to the heart of the capital since the country's uprising started 11 months ago.
