Sentence examples for is loose to from inspiring English sources

So he had to invent his own style, which is loose to the point of being wispy.

A later novel, As It Happened (2002), was roughed up in the Observer by Adam Mars-Jones: "Grammar is loose to the point of non-existence.

This, for instance, is the last sentence of his first chapter: 'Sobriety, verging on unease, the object of Maddox's morning, so much having preceded him until this moment - a moment (glancing at Rachel's drawing above his head) when it felt as if he were about to reinvent himself.' Grammar is loose to the point of non-existence.

The recipe, which David credits to a turn-of-the-century book on paper-bag cookery by Nicolas Soyer, is loose to the point of being vague, as were so many of David's recipes.

Pony tails are better than buns, but make sure they are loose to avoid stress of hair follicles.

Dogs were loosed to bite shackled inmates, and imprisoned women were frequently raped, the program said.

In his later work, the arrangements tend to be looser, to match his more elbows-out solos.

Make sure the pin is loose enough to allow the pinwheel to turn.

Milidee: £1m is loose change to me these days.

That kind of money is loose change to the likes of Jack Walker.

Iran spends under $8 billion a year on defense, which is loose change to DoD.