How To Use straight-out In A Sentence
- We've already showed you how easy searching Google's dictionary is: just type, for example, define erinaceous to get a straight-out-of-the-dictionary definition for "erinacious". Gizmodo
- And I'm not at all sure how successful I am as a straight-out polemicist either. Roger Smith: It's Too Late for Troy Davis, But It's Not Too Late for Us
- And being Scottish we have about four layers of clothing too many and are pink-faced and puffing in a decidedly imperfect not straight-out-of-a-brochure kind of a way.
- Federal prosecutions like this are a travesty of justice - with plea bargains being used as straight-out subornation of witnesses.
- If you're sceptical about the role played by sound symbolism and straight-out onomatopoeia in word origins, Liberman marshals some impressive evidence in its favour.
- That while the Republicans were straight-out lying Politfact's top lie of 2009 when they told tales of death panels and policies to discontinue care to seniors, cuts to Medicare and Social Security would actually send countless senior citizens into desperate financial situations. Mitchell Bard: The Debt Ceiling "Compromise" Is a Total Democratic Capitulation to the GOP
- The finding substantiates the straight-out collaboration transaction between sides is the best strategy to reduce the transaction cost and increase the transaction efficiency.
- Our cha-cha is just going to be a straight-out cha-cha. Dancing's Maks: No One Knows What to Expect From Kirstie
- But the events of the last two weeks have highlighted the strategy, revealing so many GOP assertions as being straight-out wrong. Mitchell Bard: It's Been a Bad Week for GOP Lies About Obama
- It was impossible to deny such a straightforward request without asking Rosario straight-out if she was loaded. EVERY SECRET THING