Sentence examples for squarely next to from inspiring English sources

Suffice-it-to-say, Alicia Esposito sits squarely next to Brooke at all Kelly Ryan Foundation meetings.

"How could you not be personally affected or hurt by someone dissing what's so personal to you?" says the 28-year-old bassist, whose clean-cut, suburban look is squarely conservative next to Weiland's more disheveled appearance, and seems severely out of place in the hard rock world STP's been pegged into.

While our combined income puts us squarely in the middle class, we often feel poor next to our wealthy neighbors, our fellow church congregants and our children's schoolmates' families.

Now Missouri is next to decide on right-to-work, putting the midwestern state squarely at the center of the country's debate over the future of its moribund union movement.

This sensational allegation was from a single anonymous source, and the BBC failed to put it squarely to government before broadcasting it: the reporter spoke to a press officer at the Ministry of Defence who says she was told only in passing that there would be a story about WMD next day but was not alerted to its significance.

Whatever our views we need to face squarely up to the fact that we are going to leave the EU in the next couple of years and that this is possible, if difficult," he said.

In a way, Mindell says, this vision of the future belongs squarely to the past.

Which brings us squarely back to Samuel Trust Lewis 1866.

"My human capital is squarely tied to the financial industry.

This puts the senator's behavior squarely up to the judgment of the Senate Ethics Committee.

The gills are whitish to gray, widely spaced, and squarely attached to the stem.