| He is also honest enough to acknowledge that he prefers to be away from reminders of his fair-to-middling place in cinema hierarchy. |
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| I have bought PJ Harvey's Uh Huh Her, which deserves much better than the fair-to-middling reviews it's received. |
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| An outstanding long-range sniper, Jacobsen has only a fair-to-middling off-dribble game and plays very little defense. |
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| And bouncing up the stairs to his second-floor lair, Williamson seems awfully fit for a tipsy man of fair-to-middling age. |
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| I can report that she has fair-to-middling technique with an over-reliance on the toe-punt rather than the instep. |
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| I am a fair-to-middling player and lasted a respectable 38 moves, but I can't claim Hydra was ever sweating. |
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| And if they do, I think there's a fair-to-middling chance that it will go to the Supreme Court, where it will be overturned. |
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| By Thomas Mallon Given Arthur's shady reputation, his Presidency was a fair-to-middling miracle. |
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| Uxbridge is so fair-to-middling that Adrian Martins informs us that he has moved to Woking. |
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| Mark Schwarzer, Branislav Ivanovic and César Azpilicueta will start on Wednesday and Ashley Cole has a fair-to-middling chance. |
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| My only reservation would be in considering the fair-to-middling quality of the print, which will bother anyone who likes a crisp, colorful image. |
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| We will maintain fair-to-middling ethical standards? |
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| For the next five months, Knicks fans will have to watch a collection of underachievers, inexperienced players and fair-to-middling pros attempt to be respectable. |
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