Sentence examples for being loose from inspiring English sources
There's no being loose with it.
JAMES DICARLO: So I was being loose about that right now.
Removed two eastern hand-lugs from lid, being loose and sent up separately.
In comedy, however, there is a difference between being loose and being lazy.
The government has said the laws are essential to "stop terrorists being loose on our streets".
But we gave them too many chances in the second half with us being loose in dangerous areas.
While other companies typically don't talk about whom they buy parts from, analysts say Apple takes secrecy particularly seriously and will cut off any supplier that it suspects of being loose-lipped.
Mr. Hinchey later posted a tempered statement on his Web site, omitting "massacre" and expressing support for the troops, but critics still accused him of being loose-lipped, and worse; The New York Post, for example, questioned his "fitness for Congress".
If it is over the limit, it is dangerous.' Another example of drinking over the limit was being loose-tongued and indiscreet described frequently as: 'the theft of the buffalo is revealed' Occasional alcohol use was described as a culturally appropriate aid to socialisation, and perhaps even a usual part of transition to adulthood, for men.
