Halfway [adjective]

It did occur to me that a single misstep could leave me broken and bloody on the rocks below, but I was now halfway up and my pride was on the line.

The project, replacing deteriorating platforms at 20 stations, is more than halfway complete.

Combine it with the ingenious gift of a bag of frozen tater tots and you’re halfway to having someone else make you actual hot dish, the greatest gift of all.

We estimated a median police salary for a typical officer by filtering pension data to find the base salaries of officers with 10 years on the job, that is, those who were halfway through a 20-year career.

Fill the ramekin halfway with batter, add 1 tablespoon of the ganache and then cover with the rest of the batter.

I collected 6 kilograms of dust, and I’m about halfway through, and I’ve got over 3,000 particles.

Molly Mirhashem, digital deputy editorI’m about halfway through Quit Like a Woman, a book by Holly Whitaker, who comes from the Silicon Valley tech world but later went on to found the recovery program Tempest.

Laviolette retooled his top three lines, and by the game's halfway point, all three had scored.

Only a relatively small percentage of schools are halfway into their league schedules, and nearly every power conference team still has at least 12 regular season games scheduled.

Miller predicted the total numbers who’d vote early or on Election Day would fall halfway between the presidential race of 2016 and the mid-term contest of 2018.