The phrase "already straight" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is in a straight position or condition, often implying that it was previously not straight but has been corrected.
Example: "After adjusting the picture frame, I was pleased to see that it was already straight on the wall."
Alternatives: "already aligned" or "already in order".
Already straight as an arrow by Bollywood plot standards, and oddly lacking much spark between the (recently married) co-stars, "Tere Naal Love Ho Gaya" benefits from the appearance of Viren's family, whose habits jibe with Mini's ethics-lite sense of initiative.
And, as I'm sure you've realized already, straight men are infinitely hotter than gay guys.
And, as I'm sure you've realised already, straight men are infinitely hotter than gay guys.
And just to set the record straight: There is no need for a list of "the straightest Christmas songs," because almost every Christmas song is already straight.
The Ford story is already straight out of the squared circle, as it already has several literal tie-ins with sports entertainment.
The Ford story is already straight out of the squared circle, as it already has several, literal tie-ins with sports entertainment.
What happens when musicians who have dedicated years to making early-19th-century music sound straighter, brisker and more transparent hit a historical layer in which there is hard evidence that the modern manner is already straighter, brisker and more transparent than what the composers would have expected?
Rolling waves were already washing straight over the promenade wall in Battery Park, Manhattan, on Monday morning.
In fact, subsidies for renewable heat and carbon capture and storage already comes straight from Treasury.
Several preview visitors have already trampled straight through Long's newest creation, the 80 metres of long grass which make up his North south Line.
Sadly, about three-quarters of the way through I tripped over a zombie I'd already shot, straight into the arms of another lumbering monster.
