Sentence examples similar to whichever middle from inspiring English sources

It's redolent of that long-running, now mercifully expired argument about footballers not singing the national anthem in a manner acceptable to whichever Middle Englander wasn't really watching the game anyway.

A word for middle-aged women to caw at whichever rugby player is on Strictly this year.

Slater always seemed to play the new kid in town, a mysterious stranger primed to cause chaos in whichever suburb of middle America he happened to be passing through.

A spirometry tracing was considered acceptable if it showed at least three efforts meeting criteria for an acceptable beginning of test (back-extrapolated volume [BEV] <150ml or <5% of forced vital capacity [FVC], <span class="lh">whichever is greater), middle of test (no artifacts [e.g., glottis closure, cough or hesitation]), and end of test (exhalation of at least 6 seconds or a plateau before 6 seconds).

Your song can either be from the end or the start, as it will often be at the middle; whichever you choose.

Place your index or middle finger, whichever one is the most comfortable for you, on the bottom string.

We used the middle value from whichever income category the participant selected.

A failed Russian experiment has somehow unlocked all the cages of whichever zoo is nearest to the middle of Toronto, and now the animals have their minds set on bloody revenge.

Grip the back of the football with your index finger, middle finger and thumb, laying whichever fingers are comfortable (including your ring finger and pinky) over the ball's laces.

Whichever candidate crosses the middle line has enough Electoral College votes to win.

So grab BBBT3 from their bandcamp and raise either your middle fingers or your joysticks up, whichever you prefer.