Sentence examples for straight on that from inspiring English sources

Cleland quickly sets the record straight on that.

Lord Coe, the architect of the Games and who is now in charge of their legacy, and whose mother was half-Indian, ought to be able to put him straight on that.

But Rich Torrisi and Mario Carbone will set you straight on that one.

Spoto puts us straight on that one right away: "A strong attraction is not invariably expressed sexually, no matter how randy the principals" — a sentence that grows curiouser and curiouser the more you peruse it.

Gigante put me straight on that one with the following response: "The Spirits report data is based on tax revenue from sales and shipments.

"We all hope that the inferences that are floating around are untrue, and the only one who can set us straight on that is the mayor," said John Parker, a councilor who recently broke with Mr. Ford over the financing of Toronto's transit system.

I'll be able to stare that British Airways ad straight on, the one that invites me to choose which type of traveler I am: (a) Thrifty, (b) Worldly, (c) Overpacked, (d) All of the above.

I could never get a straight answer on that.

Doing the straight math on that brings the total valuation to $593 million£42828 million).

They play together with a straight-on honesty that is funny because of the oddball situations, and moving for the unexpected, easy legitimacy of the performances.

They phoned me up and said, 'Do you fancy dressing up as an old lady?' I was like: yeah, straight in on that one.