America was right smack in the middle of the Cold War.
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But now it's putting them right smack dab in the camera.
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They're learning on the job right smack in the middle of this.
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But it does put me right smack in the middle of Benjamin and Alice, and as an actor, to be right smack in the middle of Mireille [Enos] and Peter [Krause] is really not a bad place to be.
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"Little Nicolas took this violence right smack in the face," Mr. Ledoux said.
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And then you're right smack in the middle of the run-down, screwy splendor.
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A symbol of hate and racism right smack in the middle of the park.
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Perhaps we built it right smack in the middle of goosedom, with typical human selfishness.
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The latest iteration of the Copacabana is placed right smack in the middle of Times Square.
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Her funeral happened to fall right smack in the middle of two weddings I was in.
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I was there when she died, right smack dab in the middle of our living room.
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I believe we're going to be right smack in the middle of it come the end of July.
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"And again, I see us as sort of right smack in the middle there," he told Business Insider.
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And it said so right smack on the front of the label, indicating a more intensely bittersweet flavor.
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There's a thunderstorm in the nation's capital and the White House was right smack at the center of it.
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"We won't know what kind of event we have until we are right smack dab in the middle of it."
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Google's office is right smack in the middle of downtown, where many other companies have gravitated toward in recent years.
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" And the press is right smack dab in the middle of this because advocating for facts gets you labeled "fake news.
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Aka if they ya true homie and they ain't actin right, smack em wit love or else they gonna get k.o.
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Obama is 55 years old and was 18 in 1979, right smack dab in the middle of the post-punk era.
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"John is right smack in the middle of the issue he was worried about — his ability to give consent," Ms. Hood said.
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That's about six stories—right smack in the middle of the height range where experts predict cats are most likely to get hurt.
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It's mounted right smack-dab in the middle of the midrange driver so that all the sound is coming from the same place.
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Instead it's a he said/she said fight with the President of the United States right smack dab in the middle of it.
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"I don't need to be in a building that is right smack in the middle of political warfare in this country," he said.
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"I don't need to be in a building that is right smack in the middle of political warfare in this country," he said.
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And-- and-- and Alan Greenspan's "irrational exuberance," of course, comment came in 1996, right smack in the middle of-- of-- of the bull market.
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In an op-ed piece in The Washington Post placed right smack in the center of the page, she expressed her thoughts in plain English.
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It's also right smack on time, coming at a moment when politicians are again harnessing Islamophobia and fear of the unfamiliar for an electoral power-up.
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Hard Rock Stadium has a problem: It sits right smack on canal C-9, which Obeysekera says has been flagged as particularly vulnerable to this issue.
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Right smack next to our country's iconic Washington monument, there it is: A dedication to the contributions Black people have made to this nation for 400 years.
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"It is interesting to think this is the first day in my life I get to kiss a girl, right smack dab on the lips," reflects Josiah.
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"If you want to live right smack in the city center ... then you have to go up," said Affendi Zahari, who heads the Kampong Bharu Development Corporation.
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" Singer predicted European Commissioner for Competition Margrethe Vestager might take action, as this issue falls "right smack dab in the sweet spot of what she is interested in.
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"I mean if the owner of Escobar actually wanted to open a 'drug place', it would not be right smack in the middle of town," customer Katie Kang said.
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In other words, Rosenstein is right smack in the middle of the whole mess that sparked the calls for a special counsel to be appointed in the first place.
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" Trump later acknowledged that it's also necessary to treat addiction and "confront the reality, right smack in the face, that a million of our fellow citizens are already addicted.
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That was around the same time I'd been in the dumps after breaking up with my longtime boyfriend, conveniently right smack in the midst of "wedding season" among my friends.
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Right smack dab in the middle of the frame, watch as the circles transform into animals and planets and space objects and natural phenomena and the human body and more.
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Right smack in the middle of the article is a map which, state by state, provides the percentage of blacks who cannot vote because they were convicted of a felony.
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Most people don't confuse the state right smack in the middle of the country with such swank tourist destinations such as Palm Beach, Squaw Valley, the Hamptons or Marin County.
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A day doesn't go by when Trump doesn't mention his big new hotel right smack in the middle of America's main street, Pennsylvania Avenue, as he did in Monday's debate.
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"Pretend, assume, presume that a major hurricane is going to hit right smack dab in the middle of South Carolina and is going to go way inshore," South Carolina Gov.
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Instead, Apple had placed its bet on the future right smack in the middle of the dual GPU camp — it even designed specific frameworks for developers to handle those twin graphics processors.
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As far as the fill, it was all DARLINGS, no STINKERS, and the intentional-looking ENO right smack in the middle, crossing that particular center span, worked like a wink to me.
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And as I recall, because apparently nobody in this town does, Putin went into Georgia on Bush's watch, right smack dab in the middle of us having over 100,000 troops deployed in Iraq.
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It's a strange thing to find yourself right smack dab in the middle of a place where you are not born, where you have no reason to imagine yourself and yet somehow there you are.
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"Because she's being so protected, she could walk into this arena right now and shoot somebody with 20,000 people watching right smack in the middle of the heart and she wouldn't be prosecuted, okay?" he said.
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She could walk into this arena right now and shoot somebody with 20,000 people watching," Trump said mimicking a gun with his hand, "right smack in the middle of the heart and she wouldn't be prosecuted, OK?
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With a courtyard of mature olive trees, old oaks, walkways lined with tall grasses and a pool, the property has become "this little private oasis, right smack in the middle of an incredible urban city," he said.
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But when your icons stretch out like taffy as you hit the end of a scroll or your multitasking window has a giant, unnecessary "Close all" button right smack in the middle of the screen, I have to wonder why.
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"Sex falls right smack dab in the middle of who we are as people," said Marguerite McLaughlin, senior director of quality improvement for the American Health Care Association, the nation's largest trade association for nursing homes, representing nearly 743,000 of them.
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Over the weekend, Yaxana evidently decided to up her music video game by doing a shoot right smack in the middle of the incredibly busy Moscow Ring Road, the perpetually traffic-clogged 10-lane divided highway that encircles the Russian capital.
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The incident has become a crisis of its own, but it's even more than that: the latest development in a growing diplomatic crisis that has put Kenya right smack in the middle of a decades-long fight between mainland China and Taiwan.
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" Patrick Gaspard, the United States ambassador to South Africa during the Obama administration, said that with his tweet, Mr. Trump had "walked right smack into some of the most supercharged politics that exist in any of our bilateral relationships anywhere around the globe.
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My friends and I will make some to-go beverages, and there's this great spot, Busura World Fashion, which I feel like the hipsters haven't overrun, which is very weird because it's right smack-dab in the middle of Bushwick where all of them live.
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Assuming Neal makes the formal request and Mnuchin refuses to turn the tax returns over, the likeliest outcome is a high-stakes court fight that could well land the issue before the Supreme Court right smack-dab in the middle of the 2020 presidential election.
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It seems sensible to put it right smack in a neighborhood where an appreciative congregant of The Church could wake up on a Saturday, don a flip-collared polo shirt and khakis, drive his weekend ride mere blocks, and ante a pint of plasma for dogma's sake.
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In 1995, on Valentine's Day no less, presented as an ivory-and-gold colored self-help book for the heteronormative, covered with soft paintings of roses and ribbons (ribbons!) and a diamond ring right smack in the middle, almost like a warning: You were not entering subtle territory.
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Texas State CapitolWhen they say "everything is bigger in Texas," they're specifically referring to the Capitol building, which is right smack in the middle of Austin, and which—in a spectacular display of good ol' fashioned Texas fuck-you to everybody—is taller than the Capitol by a whopping 14 feet.
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Texas State CapitolWhen they say "everything is bigger in Texas," they're specifically referring to the Capitol building, which is right smack in the middle of Austin, and which—in a spectacular display of good ol' fashioned Texas fuck-you to everybody—is taller than the US Capitol by a whopping 83 feet.
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In siding with One Million Moms for two days and removing the ads from its network, the brand not only upset millions of customers -- LGBTQ and allies -- who are the brand's bread and butter, they also did so right smack in the middle of the holiday season, Hallmark's busiest time of year.
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Having been a photographer myself, I appreciate him flouting other rules, such as the rule of thirds, for example in his piece "Hide and Seek: If Not Now When #01" (2008), where the horizon line is right smack in the middle of the composition, more or less evenly dividing the viewer's attention between the water and the atmosphere above it.
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The secondary water channel of La Mola, derived from the Canal d'Aragó i Catalunya crosses the municipal district diagonally from NW to SE, and is used to irrigate the land all across the territory. Multiple minor channels distribute the water, namely the ravine of San Bartomeu or the one of Clamorelles. A small section in the SW is drained by the torrent of Oriols and Vallbona. Altorricón, right smack in the middle of the municipality, is crossed by the local road of Tamarite de Litera that springs out north from the national road N240 (Tarragona-San Sebastián).
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"Merely a Man", according to Partridge, was "the idea of a juxtaposition -- noisy, barking, aggressive bass, aggressive guitars, and very metallic-sounding drums, juxtaposed with this rather effeminate 18th-century powdered wig of a piece of music, right smack bang in the middle of a hard-rocking wah-wah quackout". It was his attempt to appease Virgin's requests for more rock- oriented material in the style of ZZ Top. He said that the guitar line has some similarities with the Beatles' "Hello Goodbye" (1967), however, the decision to place a baroque trumpet solo was not a reference to the group. Gregory and Fox envisioned the song as a single.
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Some representatives of organized religion have criticized the practice of spirituality without religiosity. Lillian Daniel, a liberal Protestant minister, has characterized the SBNR worldview as a product of secular American consumer culture, far removed from community and "right smack in the bland majority of people who find ancient religions dull but find themselves uniquely fascinating". James Martin, a Jesuit priest, has called the SBNR lifestyle "plain old laziness", stating that "spirituality without religion can become a self-centered complacency divorced from the wisdom of a community". Other critics contend that within the "Spiritual but not Religious" worldview, self-knowledge and self-growth have been problematically equated with knowledge of God, directing a person's focus inward.
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