Sentence examples for loosely outside from inspiring English sources

The term entrapment has been used loosely outside the legal world to describe, often with outrage, many sting operations, including the one that snared Mr. Craig.

But Varun Chopra, the Warwickshire captain who started his career with Essex, stayed in at slip and was rewarded when Bopara flirted loosely outside off stump in Rankin's first over.

Jack Brooks, who had been expensive early, generated decent pace from the pavilion end to skid one into Croft's pads and was also too good for Stephen Parry, although Smith handed him his third dismissal by swishing loosely outside off stump.

In a fidgety display, Hutton played loosely outside the off stump and missed four times in one Johnston over.

He played loosely outside the off stump to the first ball but did not get an edge, and on the third delivery he faced from Johnston, Edrich survived again.

"Thread," for example, consisting of a stack of hay bales with a gold needle hidden somewhere inside and fine gold wire loosely wrapped around the outside of the bales, not only evokes an old proverb and a fairy-tale-like narrative, but also sets up a dialogue between notions of value and worthlessness.

Make sure that you keep the area covered loosely when you're outside for the first several weeks of your healing process, but avoid tight-fitting clothing, which can keep sweat tight to the area and cause irritation.

Large, loosely packed, seared on the outside, soft pink inside, the Black Tap burger is still one of the best in the city.

It is big, and the meat is loosely knit, charred black on the outside and juicy within, and served on a seeded roll that stands up to the juicy meat.

The honored couple should then begin to dance with a significant family member such as a parent or sibling inside the circle as the guests continue to loosely dance around them in the outside circle.

First, he signed an executive order to allow health insurers to sell loosely regulated, cheap plans outside the marketplaces.