Sentence examples for always be straight from inspiring English sources

Mr. Cheney added that "Senator Kerry today said he would always be straight with the American people on the good days and on the bad days".

Road: Centre – centre of the roadway, which may not always be straight ahead if for example going round corners.

Road: Centre – centre of the roadway, which may not always be straight ahead if for example going round corners Road: Off-Centre – looking at the road but not centrally, includes side roads, oncoming traffic, traffic signs or non-specific road glances Other – glances other than those specified above e.g., glances to the experimenter, non-driving related in-vehicle equipment etc.

"Make nice with the bouncers," added UNIIQU3, and "you always be straight".

Some will try to say it doesn't matter, that the media doesn't affect our perceptions of reality... and those will nearly always be straight white guys that say it.

Clinical practice guidelines (CPGs) aim to support clinician decision making, however, CPGs may not always be straight forward to implement for older people for several reasons [ 1].

He's always been straight with me.

Quiche Lorraine is, and has always been, straight food wickedly packaged as gay.

But that was Santorum's style: he has always been straight up about what he believes in.

But the main underlying reason why many journalists have a negative view of him is that he hasn't always been straight with them.

May said: "I have always been straight with you that budgets will fall further and savings will have to be made in policing as elsewhere in government.