middle course

This was her first major win in the middle course.

But they would get it because in English law there was no middle course.

A middle course in situations like this is almost impossible.

It made an ideal middle course on a chilly night.

The shape was a middle course between wide and slim.

Steering a middle course between these extremes seemed too much to hope for.

"We do, and we're happy to serve them as a middle course," she said.

From the start, Smith attempted to steer a middle course.

The middle course is a likely one, experts said.

When in 1637 the covenanting struggle began, he took a middle course.

He steers a middle course which is neither one thing nor the other.

I chose a middle course, climbing around the cylinder for an hour.

The best man with regard to me is he who is on the middle course.

Confronted by this dilemma, Slips tried to play a middle course.

Stuart continued to maintain that their was best, being representative of the middle course.

So I chose a middle course of action and just stood there shaking like a leaf.

Both are former mayors who have carefully steered a middle course.

I usually steer a middle course which avoids both waste and effort.

To both extremes the middle course represented a dangerous compromise.

- Sir Simon takes a middle course at 9 minutes 33 seconds.

Douglas continued to steer a middle course on the slavery issue.

To stand perfectly still, waiting, was the middle course.

This government seems determined to steer a middle course in order to gain popularity.

He had to steer an extremely difficult middle course.

The instrument has five strings in three courses, the middle course being of one string.