Sentence examples for needs to be straight from inspiring English sources

"President Obama needs to be straight with the American people about the human cost of this programme.

Insisting he needs to be straight with the British people, Balls will say: "Any changes to the current spending plans for that year will be fully funded and set out in advance in our manifesto.

Myth #1: Good standing or sitting posture needs to be straight.

Van Susteren says that the president needs "to be straight" instead of offering so many shifting explanations.

"I'm not going to run a hot comb or a flat iron [over my hair] every time it needs to be straight ― are you kidding me?

Get-Away Just like the approach, it needs to be straight.

The piece reads: "'From the time we're little girls, we're taught to compete,' said Nelson during a recent conversation at CNN. 'I need to be prettier, taller, smarter, my hair needs to be straighter, curlier, whatever it is.

We need to be straight with the American people.

But a lamppost, in that grim setting, didn't need to be straight from Narnia.

"You don't need to be straight to fight and die for your country," Mr. Goldwater wrote.

And after the race they'd need to be straight back on the plane and back to the training camp".