Sentence examples for all right less from inspiring English sources

Oh, it's fast, all right: less than four seconds to 60 miles per hour.

"They're going to be hoarse by Monday," said her friend Danielle Mosley, a nanny from Washington, D.C. "That's all right, less competition for us," someone else in line chimed in.

"For some reason, it's hard for them to get used to the idea that it's perfectly all right to sell less electricity, and so bring in less revenue, as long as costs go down more than revenues do," he said.

We've got mainstream economists arguing that everything was going to be all right more or less, aside from a shallow recession, in the absence of a major financial crisis.

It's all right with them if less is less.

The bright-green peas were more or less all right.

It's all right that she exudes less heat.

The whole saga has resembled one of those long, tumultuous operas in which everything turns out more or less all right in the final act.

When he sticks to what he's good at, usually things turn out more or less all right in the end.

A presenter, Charlie Luxton, who is both cheerleader and sceptic-in-chief, and a project that ran several years behind schedule and several hundred thousand pounds over budget before turning out more or less all right in the end.

She's a lot like Rocky, all right, but less the original masterpiece and more the desperate fourth sequel, Rocky V.