No flippant personal remarks from Gordon, he changed straight to the moral high ground and squatted it, like a heffer on the grass before rain.
In terms of white wines, the fresh, grassy 2013 Willow Bridge Estate Semillon Sauvignon Blanc (12.5%) from Western Australia, a little pricier at £9.99, makes a change from straight sauvignon, although if you are a sauvignon fan the 2013 Indomita Gran Reserva Sauvignon Blanc (12.5%) from Chile's Bío Bío Valley is a brilliant buy at £6.49 instead of £7.49.
You can, pausing only to change a single word, slip straight from "Friends with Kids" to last year's "Friends with Benefits," which wondered whether it was possible, in lieu of love, to have sex, the whole sex, and nothing but the sex.
To let people follow and unfollow each other, change their bio, and more straight from SMS, Twitter created a list of commands that when sent wouldn't be tweeted, but would trigger actions instead.
The climate-change deniers lifted their script straight from the tobacco lobby's campaign of the 1970s to counter mounting evidence linking cigarette smoking to cancer and other diseases.
Leaders of most failed change programs we've seen moved straight from aspiration to action.
These days, the call to change our food system is coming straight from the heart of red-state America.
Third-party imaging program Pixelmator is a great example of what can be done with the bar: you can select various tools straight from it, then change the size of them and other aspects.
The stair step shape of the CO2 data reflects the change of flow paths between going straight from the reactor to the CO2 detector, quantifying respiratory CO2 as the lower dashed line, and oxidation of VOCs to CO2 by the platinum catalyst before the CO2 detector, quantifying the sum of respiratory and VOC CO2 as the upper dotted line.
Walker wants to change that drastically, paying the dividends straight from oil revenues and using a share of the profits from the nearly $50 billion Permanent Fund to pay for state government.
