fair to middling

Arnie had some fair to middling cavalry of his own.

"He felt it was fair to middling at best.

Student satisfaction surveys, for instance, show some improved ratings, but they are still only fair to middling.

It was just sunset, and with a fair to middling breeze, dead aft, we stood still in the rapid current.

Although this is a four-cylinder engine, its fuel economy is fair to middling.

"The accommodations here are fair to middling.

Fair to middling is my opinion.

The critical reception of Wario World was fair to middling.

Hostels are fair to middling clean, the dirt likely to be of the dust and shower-mold variety.

For, as Dream of Fair to Middling Women had made clear .

"Fair to middling," I agreed as I rose from the chair, taking my cup of brew with me.

Dream of Fair to Middling Women (1932; published 1992)

"Oh, fair to middling," Ben drawled, and Willa roared with laughter.

Went out and got me a mess of tsiuna-they cook fair to middling, seeing they never tried it before they met us.

Just fair to middling."

Personally I'm fair to middling, prone to mood swings and liable to lash out for no reason with a personal happiness rating of 4.2.

She knew music, even considered herself a fair to middling performer, but only as a soloist, only as a hobbyist.

'Fair to middling.

Samuel Beckett's first novel, Dream of Fair to Middling Women, is finally published.

Miss World - "Just a pack of fair to middling, not unpleasing, impenetrably dopey broads."

The Fair to Middling (1959)

Fair to middling, you ken.'

Hey, not to nitpick, but I believe the phrase you were looking for was Fair-to-Midland, not fair to middling.

When it comes to American presidencies, Bill Clinton's two terms have been fair to middling, a survey of United States historians has found.

Fair to middling, Mr. Kutler.