in midstream

We would not want to have lost you in midstream.

They were now close to the left bank instead of in midstream.

I am always working on a new system, often changing the systems in midstream.

The river was wide, and it looked deep in midstream.

A few, as they grew older, changed course in midstream.

As the humans say, do not change game plans in midstream.

One afternoon he saw something quite large floating in midstream.

"If I started the campaign, the museum would have to change horses in midstream," he said.

Already tired, I would find myself in midstream with a much longer haul to come.

A girl stood before him in midstream, alone and still, gazing out to sea.

Could the book have weathered a shift in midstream to another house?

Out in midstream the smoke did not hang so thick.

"It's more expensive to stop building in midstream than it is to continue," he added.

He was in midstream now and the water had risen to his waist.

The boat was now in midstream, making swiftly away from the bank.

Often, a plan carried out is better than changing horses in midstream.

Often, a story starts as if she were simply picking up a conversation in midstream.

And all but two said their projects had to be redesigned in midstream.

But it will only be completely successful on one condition: that you do not stop in midstream.

The wind died and we lay out in midstream drifting with the current.

I've had cases change on me in midstream before, but not quite to this degree."

Changing even a poor plan in midstream would probably be worse than carrying it out.

If the program is canceled in midstream, the less you know about it, the better."

Not that it isn't possible to switch from one to another in midstream.

The lieutenant's tirade came to a dead stop in midstream.