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In the half-strength moonlight her face was cold and hard.

Water moderately and feed half-strength fertilizer in the summer growing season.

This is when I give them a drink of half-strength liquid fertilizer, which can be repeated every two or three weeks.

Feed with half-strength fertilizer every two weeks or so until the foliage starts to die back in late spring.

A half-strength dose once a month is plenty.

"Our shields are still at less than half-strength, Captain.

While it's blooming, feed it every other week with a half-strength solution of balanced fertilizer.

I'll also give them a drink every two weeks, a half-strength solution of water and seaweed or fish emulsion.

But ships' officers are what I'm happy about-we're almost half-strength for every hull we've got.

His left arm was only at half-strength but the weight of his weapons helped carry him to the sandy bottom.

The unit was initially organised as a half-strength elementary flying school, and comprised two flights.

Don't let them dry out, and give them a half-strength dose of liquid fertilizer about every two weeks.

Water them in with a half-strength liquid fertilizer (I like fish or seaweed emulsion).

I fertilize them once a week with a half-strength solution of seaweed emulsion.

As small as that ship is, a half-strength tractor should still do the job while being gentle about it."

To offer these half-strength versions for a child's first encounter with the greats would be immeasurably sad.

Later, generals and Caesars further manipulated these numbers with double and half-strength units.

Fertilize monthly with a half-strength dilution of all-purpose houseplant fertilizer.

Give the seedlings bright sun, moderate temperatures (55 to 65 degrees) and monthly doses of half-strength fertilizer.

Give the begonia a half-strength drink of bloom-boosting plant food (available at garden centers) with every other watering.

The lights were dim, maybe half-strength.

With less than half-strength crews.

Two half-strength UDTs were retained, one on each coast.

Transplant seedlings to larger pots, if necessary, and feed them every couple of weeks with a half-strength solution of fertilizer.

Young plants should be weed free, with the compost kept moist, and fed every two weeks in the growing season with half-strength liquid fertiliser.