Having three underperforming batsmen in the top four is a bad enough situation to be straddled with, but what has made things worse for India are some of the on-field decisions we saw in Nagpur.
For the first time even the relatively affluent will approach old age still straddled with mortgages, and still financially supporting adult children through paying for their education and housing.
David Rooney, who reviews theater for The Hollywood Reporter and also writes for The New York Times, said the production "straddles with confidence the inherent divide of this ravishing work between opera and musical theater, making the production accessible, ripely theatrical and emotionally full-bodied".
It's a candid idea for people who would like to relocate to their retirement home but who don't want to be straddled with mortgage payments.
But considering the online shop sells out minutes after anything new is added, being straddled with a warehouse full of dead stock doesn't seem too much of a worry.
The most densely populated areas include one 18th-century village — Everettstown — and parts of three others — Pittstown, Mount Pleasant and Little York — that straddle borders with neighboring communities.
Joanna Mandel, a theater student at Florida Atlantic University, said it would straddle students with debt they might not be able to repay.
Patients were placed in the straddle position with their head bent 30 degrees downward and to the right.
Straddle jump with arms out.
With that same leg, hold your leg out beside you, like you are doing a sort of straddle split with one leg.
