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1. Such is Darwin's species origin theorizing in mid-September 1838.

2. In mid-September, he met Pamela Digby on a blind date and proposed.

3. Before early June and after mid-September the frequency of strong winds drops and October has ideal weather for novices.

4. In mid-September, she was one of ten debutantes invited to join and choose the membership of the 1911 Sewing Circle.

5. From mid-September the security situation worsened, with a number of students burning themselves to death in protest.

6. As of mid-September 2009, the latest version of the code is 1.1.4.

7. It was a pleasant morning, mid-September, mild, benignant , yet with a keener breath than that of the summer months.

8. In mid-September, weeks after school had started in South Bend for my brothers and my former classmates, my father drove me from Indiana to Massachusetts.

9. In high season, which runs from mid-September through December, it can be hard to find a room on some of the trekking routes.

10. In mid-September, a week before the U.S. announcement, a pseudonymous opinion piece in the People's Daily declared the arms sales process "a political farce."

11. Prince Edward Island's fall show begins mid-September, and generally peaks around the second week of October.

11. Sentencedict.com is a online sentence dictionary, on which you can find excellent sentences for a large number of words.

12. It was a pleasant morning, mid-September, mild, benignant, yet with a keener breath than of the summer months.

13. The Emmy ceremony is usually held in mid-September, one day before the start of the official TV season - except when it is televised on NBC, which was the case on Sunday night.

14. Nowadays, from the mid- May to the mid-september, the sunlight would become scorching so long as it is fine. The pitch under the sun would generate surging heat waves smelling tar on the streets.

15. By mid-September, Wasik and friends staged their final siege, making the phenomenon another fad that, like a flash mob, disappeared as suddenly as it appeared.

16. The showdown between Rosecrans and Bragg finally came in mid-September.

17. They took place every four years, between mid-August and mid-September, and the four-year gap between them was an Olympiad.

18. Then, as the yen weakened again to 104. 2 in mid-September[sentencedict.com], the Nikkei bounced back to 18474. 38.

19. Consumer confidence in the world's largest economy has collapsed to a record low following the collapse of Lehman Brothers in mid-September.

20. Received the letter this morning containing your forty-fifth move (your knight captures my queen?), and also your lengthy explanation regarding the mid-September ellipsis in our correspondence.

21. So these data are basically telling us what happened before confidence collapsed after the fall of Lehman Brothers in mid-September, not to mention before the Dow plunged below 10, 000.

22. The Asian Development Bank cut its 2009 economic growth forecast for Asia to 7.8 percent in mid-September from 7.2 percent, but the global financial crisis has deepened since.

23. Now Mercury is retrograde too, so you won't likely see a big shift until June, and more in mid-September, but it will be a change you like, and you will see steady progress.

24. America's economic data have become starkly weaker since the bankruptcy of Lehman Brothers in mid-September.

25. And if you find yourself stuck on the way to work tomorrow, spare a thought for the Inner Mongolia coal truck driver who may not be home until mid-September.

26. Election officials here are cautioning that previously announced dates to post official returns in mid-September may be pushed back.

27. It did not contact Hebei's provincial government for another month - leaving babies to drink unsafe milk until mid-September.

28. Xinhua reported that the final results of the probe into the crash would be released by mid-September.

29. UN officials had previously acknowledged the dispute between Eide and Galbraith, who left the Afghan capital in mid-September.

30. The Chinese government imposed an unannounced embargo on all shipments of raw rare earths to Japan for two months starting in mid-September, during a territorial dispute over islands.