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mid-course

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Example Sentences for mid-course

Who would project a serial novel, after Thackeray and Dickens had each fallen in mid-course?

The "Dialogues of the Damned" are an incomplete series, arrested in mid-course at No.

None, no none, could get anywhere near it; even Martin was left many yards behind in mid-course.

Our planet, for example, is in the mid-course of its experience.

The daughter's hand, which had just resumed the needle, stood still in mid-course with the white thread half-drawn.

The interior table-land, especially towards the mid-course of the Zambesi, is intersected by lofty mountain-chains.

"I don't—I don't understand you," panted Lydia, confusedly arresting her bolts in mid-course.

Calli and Max met in mid-course, and the din of their contact was like the report of a cannon.

And no bird spreading its light wings can cross that water; but in mid-course it plunges into the flame, fluttering.

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