Sentence examples for massive straight from inspiring English sources

Vargas connects with a massive straight right but Pacquiao fires back with a flurry of punches.

There's the massive straight female following of lesbian drama The L Word – in particular the not-quite-butch, definitely-not-femme character of Shane, played by Katherine Moennig.

Bill long and massive, straight or curved up or down (or with gap between closed mandibles); legs long, with partial web between middle and outer toes, hind toe smaller and raised.

A massive straight six from Cross off the last ball of the 19th over reduced the target to 17 from the final over.

Almost no one uploads their first video to YouTube and becomes a massive success straight away – and when they do, that doesn't mean they can repeat it.

Van Gaal will have a massive impact straight away, but I am just not sure whether a team can go from being so bad to being so good overnight.

And though the Ottoman forces well outnumbered the relief army in infantry forces, this thunderous, deafening wall of cavalry carved a massive hole straight through their lines.

It dwarfed the other trees in the woods, and its massive arrow-straight trunk shot high into the canopy.

Week 4: Lions 34, Cowboys 30 Trailing by 24 points after a Jason Witten touchdown in the third quarter, the Lions stormed back for their second straight massive comeback by returning Tony Romo interceptions for touchdowns on consecutive drives in the third quarter.

Yet it is massive, and pointed straight at the heart of one of the country's most pressing problems.It was just this week that the prime minister, Yousuf Raza Gilani, inaugurated construction of the Diamer Basha dam, calling it a "lifeline" for the country.

For more than three hours after the shooting began, Christopher B. Colwell stayed outside the building to triage victims, sending those with massive gunshot injuries straight to the emergency department and assessing others who had sprained an ankle, hit their heads or suffered shrapnel wounds in the scramble to escape the hail of bullets.