Sentence examples for stiff out from inspiring English sources

"He was bored stiff out there".

"I was a little stiff out there, obviously fatigued," said Chandler, who does not know whether he will play Wednesday night against the Hawks in Atlanta.

The whole thing's in chaos... yeah, obviously I think it's gone badly wrong in the Rossville... the doctor's just been up the hospital and they're pulling the stiffs out there as fast as they can get them out".

Martínez said afterward that he felt stiff and "out of whack," but he retired the first seven hitters as if he were pitching a side session.

"I can trim him a mustache like a schnauzer, but we don't have any sort of product we can use to stiff it out," Donald told us.

The pull-out load was applied using a 2500 kN capacity computer controlled universal testing machine with a very stiff pull-out test frame (see Fig. 1b).

In this one too Shakespeare looks grave, austere and puritanical, wearing the stiff, spread-out collar of the time that made the head look like a dish served on a platter, and a close-fitting doublet.

The results indicate that partially cut-out blanks lead to slightly more accurate forming than conventional blanks when unsupported, but that the accuracy improvement is less than that which is achieved by use of a stiff cut-out supporting plate.

Romney was weak to begin with: he was stiff and out-of-touch with the middle class.

Sometimes a stiff, dried-out mop will need to soak for a little while to loosen up.

Knead lightly for a couple of minutes then leave to cool uncovered at room temperature, until slightly firmer but not too stiff to roll out.