Examples of 'is from the middle' in a sentence
Meaning of "is from the middle"
Refers to someone's origin or background being from the middle class or middle section of society, indicating their social or economic status
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is from the middle
He appears that he is from the middle east.
This is from the middle school essay and english speech contest.
The coldest period is from the middle of.
It is from the middle classes that the great ones of the world come.
The segment used is from the middle of the track.
Its historic center, built in a bend of the Adige river, is from the Middle Ages.
Gothic is from the middle ages.
The oldest confirmed Phyllolepid is from the middle Devonian.
Passenger boarding is from the middle platform and unloading is from the two side platforms.
Informed sources suggest the buyer is from the Middle East.
The largest bell is from the Middle Ages marked with a sun cross.
The water which is used to brew Wuliangye is from the middle of Min River.
This is from the Middle Ages.
You didn't know that? Her father is from the middle class.
Bjørn Agertved is from the middle of October exhibiting in Berlin.
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Yet another thing I don't know. Well, polyphony is from the middle ages.
The cellar is from the Middle Ages.
This is from the Middle Ages . How do they expect you to move?
This young man here is from the Middle East.
The name is from the Middle English vernacular form of Tobias.
The oldest known Eurybrachid is from the middle Eocene of Messel.
Polyphony is from the Middle Ages . It 's an entirely European phenomenon.
The sentence you are quoting is from the middle of a paragraph that begins like this,.
One is from the Middle Ages, and one is from the 15th century.
Well, polyphony is from the middle ages.
Winter holiday is from the middle of January to February during the Chinese New Year.
Uh, yeah, hummus is from the middle east.
Gothic is from the Middle Ages. This is goth.
Ma, this thing is from the middle ages.
The fossil range is from the Middle Ordovician to the Upper Ordovician.
Your law is from the Middle Ages.
Polyphony is from the Middle Ages.
Its last reported occurrence is from the middle Pliocene of Romania 2 to 4 million BP.
The word wicker is from the Middle English wiker, of Scandinavian origin.
Obviously it is from the Middle East, Arabia most likely.
This picture is from the middle of the process, before painting,.
Well, polyphony is from the middle ages. It's an entirely european phenomenon.
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