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midway

[mid-wey] / ˈmɪdˌweɪ /


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Sources maintain the club has no intention of letting Trafford leave midway through the season.

From BBC

Williams’ two short touchdown runs gave the Rams the lead midway through the second quarter.

From Los Angeles Times

Norris' career trajectory turned midway through 2023, a year that started with a restructuring of McLaren's engineering group by Andrea Stella, who had accepted Brown's offer to become team principal the previous December.

From BBC

Higher fuel costs, driven by rising oil-import prices and a weaker won, along with increased fruit and livestock prices were the main drivers of price gains midway through the fourth quarter, according to the data.

From The Wall Street Journal

In China, businesses turned more positive midway through the fourth quarter, banking on more government policy support, expansion plans and product launches spurring growth in the year ahead, even as production stalled during the month.

From The Wall Street Journal