Significados de stand midway en inglés

As our means increase, so do our desires; and we ever stand midway between the two.

Such are the "Hospital Verses," while the "London Voluntaries" stand midway between the two styles.

Animals stand midway between things and persons.

In some sense, indeed, they are above nature; they stand midway between nature and him who created nature.

Talking, he said, to these Essenes who stand midway between Jerusalem and Alexandria my life has gone by.

These stand midway between Gray's "Descent of Odin" and the later work of Longfellow, William Morris and others.

Next come constitutions which in form and general content stand midway between the earlier New England constitutions and those of more recent years.

That good knight stood midway between the goals, eastward from the players.

Hertz's work indeed stood midway between Maxwell's theorizing and Marconi's monetizing.

A table of oblong shape stood midway between the drawing-room walls.

The boy stood midway of the road, kicking the dust impatiently ahead of him.

She remained standing midway down the side of the table.

A Consumption Hospital stands midway between North and South Crescent.

No other Parliament stands midway of so vast a country.

They were neither mortals nor immortals, but stood midway between those classes of beings.

Gwendolyn's bed stood midway of the nursery, partly hidden by a high tapestried screen.