Sentence examples for about strait from inspiring English sources

"Some of those songs, I forget about," Strait says.

Tell me about this strait thingy.

Their 10-point pact on Feb. 24 glossed over their disagreements and was fairly vague about cross-strait relations.

"This has been happening for many years," Mr. Tien said, referring to frequent discussions about cross-strait policy held in the United States.

Groh, who had once coached in Cleveland and has fond memories of its Dawg Pound, is about as strait-laced as coaches get.

Especially when the only thing that ever seemed remarkable about Dire Straits was that they looked the only act where the roadies had locked the band in the dressing room and gone onstage in their place.

Mr. Chen also said that he had entrusted Mr. Soong, with whom he has a political alliance despite widely differing views about cross-strait relations, to relay a "secret message" to Beijing leaders during his trip later this week.

Perhaps it is encounters with huge catfish that have fed the persistent myth about the straits off Likoma, which locals regard as a kind of Charybdis, where Malawi's equivalent of a Loch Ness monster is reputed to prowl.

After her loan-out to Paramount for "Vertigo," Columbia again cast Ms. Novak with James Stewart for "Bell, Book and Candle," an adaptation of a hit Broadway comedy about a strait-laced publisher (Stewart) unknowingly in love with a witch (Ms. Novak).

Taiwan stopped talking about cross-Straits reunification; Hong Kong reasserted its earlier status as an entrepôt city.

E.W. Swanton, a press box colleague for the last few years of Pullin's career, writes: "It was his revelations about the straits of poverty to which some of these heroes of the past were reduced that first roused the conscience of the public and the county committees, Yorkshire's not least".