Sentence examples for loose towards from inspiring English sources

We probably got a bit loose towards the end of both halves and conceded a few penalties.

There's a lot going on here (including a WWII subplot), maybe for a bit too long (152 minutes), though when the film lets loose towards the end it's a gloriously thrilling spectacle.

Within China the conditions are much looser towards me, except that I am heavily monitored.

Another must-have tee-shirt is a white one that goes looser towards the hem and gives a cool flair to your silhouette.

To make the layers look a bit looser towards the end, simply cut the slack a bit as you're rolling.

Steven Naismith, the substitute, smacked the loose ball towards the net but Baird was on hand to kick clear.

And, yes, the shakedown of course involved said mogul's misunderstood/spoiled/troubled daughter, with considerably fewer elements of surprise than one would feel watching Norman Wisdom saunter with loose laces towards an open manhole.

The US TV series may have made household names of a slew of now well-known designers – indeed, much has been made of the unique relationship between the show and its loose attitude towards product placement – but did you know that Gummy Bears get more mentions than Calvin Klein?

Cesc Fàbregas's lofted pass forward 25 seconds into the second half had been optimistic but Hazard collected on the volley in mid-air ahead of Jan Bednarek and, once grounded, kept his head to flick the loose ball towards the penalty spot, where Giroud had evaded Mario Lemina in anticipation of a pass.

The series was only aired in the state months later and was heavily edited – slightly pointless, given that anyone who really wanted to see it already had, thanks to a loose attitude towards piracy worthy of the inspiration behind the series, Carl Williams.

Santiago Vergini shunted a loose ball towards the Italian, who took a decent touch before getting his feet into a frightful tangle.