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Meanings of halfway mark in English

We have no meanings for "halfway mark" in our records yet.
Usage of halfway mark in English
1
We are now past the halfway mark, with just two episodes left.
The South African
2
The league had just passed its halfway mark of the 22-game season.
Chicago sun times
3
Up until the halfway mark, it's all about keeping yourself in it.
The Guardian
4
FOR the man in the hot seat, Wednesday represented the halfway mark.
News.com.au
5
At about the halfway mark the show turns a little more speculative.
Wired
6
Round 5: The halfway mark and it's still impossible to split.
News.com.au
7
Include the don't-knows and Labour support slips below the halfway mark.
The Guardian
8
Congratulations on getting to this, the halfway mark in our programme.
The Irish Times
9
Now approaching the halfway mark, the presidential campaign is still drawing mixed reviews.
The Irish Times
10
This takes us up to the halfway mark of the novel.
The Guardian
11
Even on its own, the BJP had crossed the halfway mark.
Reuters
12
At about the halfway mark, lay another piece of prosciutto horizontally across them.
Radio NZ
13
He stumbled up to the bomb just as the fuse reached the halfway mark.
Blue noon
14
I thought at the halfway mark, 146 was very gettable.
The Guardian
15
The Australian finds himself leading a tournament at the halfway mark for the first time.
The Irish Times
16
The flood creeps up the window -now it is up to the halfway mark.
Number9Dream
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Halfway mark across language varieties
South Africa
Common
Ireland
Less common
United States of America
Rare
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