Sentence examples for is straight enough from inspiring English sources

He stands tall and still, and if his initial backlift goes towards the slip cordon, then it is straight enough when it comes down.

So although the tunnel itself is straight enough to allow speeds of, limitations at both ends of the tunnel will not allow trains to reach a higher maximum speed of and an average speed of more than.

Once you think your hair is straight enough, turn your straightener off, and brush any knots out.

He's had a year out, but I think he'll be straight enough".

Tory MP Brian Binley, who asked Read to produce the coin, then delivered some straight talk of his own, telling Read he hadn't been straight enough with the committee.

Richard Hannon likes a winner at Windsor as much as his father did and Herridge (6.30), named after the newest of their stables, may be straight enough to land her maiden at the third attempt.

Toward the middle, where the view is most wide-angled, a sign said that the Dutch called this section of the river Lange Rack, or Long Reach, because for thirteen miles, from Danskammer Point (south) to Crum Elbow (north), the river was straight enough so that ship captains could cover the distance without changing the set of their sails.

During a recent class, Mr. Swart repeatedly asked one of them if the paint he was mixing was the right color for what the student wanted to do, if he was using enough water, if the line he was drawing was straight enough or long enough.

I might not be straight enough.

When you feel like it's straight enough, turn on the lights, and look into the lock, to the very middle.

Make sure that it is straight and small enough to fit into a lock.