Sentence examples for better straightened from inspiring English sources

Have been told it looks: messy when I wear it down, professional when I wear it up, better when dyed, better when naturally colored, better without bangs, better straightened, better longer, better shorter, "too big," "sexy," and "like it needs to be brushed".

Even Mr. Bush's backers in South Carolina warned him that he had better straighten out his campaign -- and fast.

And I guess I was next on the conveyor belt, so I figured I'd better straighten this out before I go, because it can't just be sex, chaos and nothingness.

Blu-ray is the clear champion and you better straighten up or you'll be wasting your money.

Now that you have booked an interview, stand in front of a mirror (the bigger, the better); straighten your back; learn how to smile and make eye contact; and rehearse your spiel.

This makes better straightening.

Steve Stricker, a friend who is considered one of the tour's better putters, straightened Woods's posture in an impromptu hourlong session last month, and his rhythmic putting stroke clicked into place.

"Oddly, because of the texture issue, it was better to straighten Preston's hair and lighten it than go the other way," she said.

I chose actively not to do it [read about it pharmacokinetics] since the whole story seems blurry and I think it is better to straighten out what it´s all about before one digs in into the details".

If Andrew Breitbart wants to preside over a media empire, he'd better get his shit straightened out.

"Looks better if you straighten it," the American said.