mid-ship

The room I had been in was mid-ship and we were walking toward the bow along the starboard side.

Blog Fiction | Sci-Fi | Out of the Frying Pan… | Station151 2010

The room I had been in was mid-ship and we were walking toward the bow along the starboard side.

Blog Fiction | Sci-Fi | Out of the Frying Pan… | Station151 2010

Thick columns of water streamed into the ocean from holes in the mid-ship, presumably wash from the desk.

Blog Fiction | Sci-Fi | Kujira Maru | Station151 2010

Unique rear mid-ship architecture allowed Mitsubishi Motors to seamlessly integrate the new components under the seats, luggage compartment and floor deck, meaning no compromise in interior cabin space.

Steve Parker: Crucial decision - Mitsubishi commits to world development of "i MiEV pure electric car" 2009

As for the Big Two, I'd love to see them take flagging mid-ship titles like Blue Beetle or Manhunter or Spider-Girl and move them to the web, selling them in tpb format 4-6 months...

BLUE BEETLE: We Don't Need No Stinkin' Floppies Rogers 2008

UNIDENTIFIED MALE: We've been hit by missiles, mid-ship on the starboard side.

CNN Transcript Jul 19, 2007 2007

Unlike machine gun and cannon fire, which killed the bombers slowly, the rockets—when they hit mid-ship—destroyed them instantly.

Masters of the Air Donald L. Miller 2006

Further back in the plane, in a separate compartment, was the radio operator, who manned a top-side machine gun; and at mid-ship there were two waist gunners and a ball turret gunner, who sat in a revolving Plexiglas bubble that hung—fearfully vulnerable—from the underside of the fuselage.

Masters of the Air Donald L. Miller 2006

Unlike machine gun and cannon fire, which killed the bombers slowly, the rockets—when they hit mid-ship—destroyed them instantly.

Masters of the Air Donald L. Miller 2006

Further back in the plane, in a separate compartment, was the radio operator, who manned a top-side machine gun; and at mid-ship there were two waist gunners and a ball turret gunner, who sat in a revolving Plexiglas bubble that hung—fearfully vulnerable—from the underside of the fuselage.

Masters of the Air Donald L. Miller 2006