Sentence examples for report straight from inspiring English sources

It's run by a couple of generals and a colonel who report straight to the President.

Michael Schulman caught the show and offers this report: "Straight up, now tell me / do you really want to love me forever?" The songs of Paula Abdul obviously carry hidden messages about the living dead.

Sajid Javid, the new communities secretary needs to publish this report straight away, with whatever caveats the department needs to add, and then make clear how he will address the issue raised.

The point is, my move is in August, so, if you could get me that Camp info soon, we could just report straight there, and you'd be saving us a trip!

In one six page document in January 2007, the American embassy in Paris wonders why French journalists do not cover ethnic minorities' issues more – particularly integration – and concludes that journalists in France often consider themselves intellectuals whose job is more to analyse events and influence readers than report straight facts.

In the world's largest democracy, the intelligence agencies still report straight to the prime minister and the home minister.

It was pretty stupid of her, too: any boyfriend worth his salt would report the story straight to you.

"And after I met with the Israelis I always reported straight to him".

So the sober talk this year is, in a counterintuitive way, refreshing to any investors who prefer to have their company reports straight rather than sugar-coated.

The New Yorker, February 25 , 1950 P.105...Senator McMahon's proposal for an enormously enlarged American-aid plan to neutralize all atomicweapons was reported straight in the papers, minus discussion.

Mercy was in fact a spy who reported straight to the empress, while Marie Antoinette's mother was perfectly prepared to destroy her daughter's happiness if it increased Austria's strength.