(1) I'll be away for a month from mid-June to mid-July.

(2) The elections are scheduled for mid-June.

(3) In mid-June 1948 Truman ordered the airlift.

(4) Most lemons last through mid-April and grapefruit, through mid-June.

(5) The novel, with an official publication date of mid-June, should be in bookstores by the end of May.

(6) The announcement of her decisions in mid-June promises a new round of controversy.

(7) But then in mid-June the protestors received an unexpected gift.

(8) Carelli, winless since mid-June of last year, lost a five-second lead with the checkered flag in sight.

(9) In mid-June the Confederates made another move-not a major one but one that received major publicity.

(10) This was mid-June, and in the nearby fields, next season s crops were maturing.

(11) Intensified diplomatic activity from mid-June around the possibility of peace negotiations had not inspired much optimistic comment.

(12) In mid-June reports emerged that 17 people had been killed or injured in unrest on June 8 in Bukan in the north-west.

(13) In Switzerland, itwas mid-June when the freakishly bad weather began — "an almost perpetualrain, " Mary recalled, with terrific thunderstorms rippling back and forthacross the lake.

(14) In mid-June, China rolled out a new currency policy that freed the yuan from its two-year de facto peg to the U.S. dollar.

(15) The Paris Air Show in mid-June provides a perfect example.

(16) Began in mid-June, "emancipating the mind and open wider to the outside, " the television debate on race, officials of the Chongqing to set off a " brainstorming .

(17) In mid-June two South Korean marines shot their rifles at a civilian airliner landing at Incheon, the airport for Seoul, mistaking it for a North Korean plane.

(18) The photograph was made between mid-December 2009 and mid-June 2010 with a pinhole camera—in this case a punctured black-plastic film canister, aluminum foil, and black-and-white film.

(19) The three month time limit will be up in mid-June.

(20) Later that month it was announced that national and state-level elections would be held in Punjab in mid-June.

(21) The previous mayor, Sanyu Ishii, disappeared suddenly after resigning in mid-June because of mounting gambling debts.

(22) If you need a car, computer, new refrigerator, stove, new desk or couch, flat screen TV, or anything else high-tech or high-ticket, do your research this month but wait until mid-June to buy.

(23) The overhaul of the law was seen as the latest measure taken by Abbas in competing with the rival Hamas, which stands against his power in Gaza since its violent takeover the enclave in mid-June.

(24) Best time to visit is during the off-season , from early May to mid-june , or in October .

(25) Dubbed the ChamberPot Gallery, the exhibition that opened in mid-June is the brainchild of two local artists hoping to draw attention to this artist-oriented community.

(26) Obama's job approval rating has fallen from 61 percent in mid-June to 54 percent now, in part due to his handling of the Gates-Crowley situation, a Pew Research Center poll found.

(27) No word on price as yet, but don't expect the docks, which will be available mid-June in Japan, to be too cheap.

(28) The developer would submit Project Profile to EPD as early as mid-June. The HKBWS will keep watching for latest updates on the issue.

(29) In truth, however, it would be best to put off all major purchases until mid-June.

(30) In the summer we will be publishing one article a week starting mid-june.

(1) I'll be away for a month from mid-June to mid-July.

(31) Mr. Blumenthal also released a letter sent to Google in mid-June asking for more details of the data collection.

(32) We expect this peak in asset prices to occur by mid-June and possibly sooner.

(33) On Thursday, Mortgage buyer Freddie Macsaid the average rate for a 30-year fixed loan was 4.35 percent, the firstweekly rise since mid-June.