"I need to be back to give Jessica time to work while she can still think straight," referring to that limited window of time between dinner and bedtime routine when parents of young children are semi-lucid.
Rectilyda Wang, Rasnitsyn, Shih & Ren, gen. nov. The generic name is a combination of the Latin "Rect-", meaning straight (referring to the alignment of 1-RS and 1-M), and Lyda, a junior synonym of Pamphilius Latreille, 1802, often used as a suffix for generic names in Pamphilioidea.
Straight kicks refer to the position when you bring your leg up to the required height, but keeping them straight all the way.
Have you seen 'The Princess and the Frog'?" one said, with a completely straight face, referring to Disney's fairy-tale movie.
Mr. French said, with a straight face, referring to the Tata Group, "I come from a country where the largest industrial employer is an Indian company".
"Gretzky's happy," Tikhonov told me straight off, referring to the Hall of Fame player and current Coyotes coach, "and that makes me happy".
Some claimed Microsoft would play it safe and go with "Windows Phone 7.1", though that theory started to seem a bit dubious when the latest developer build of Mango straight up referred to itself as "Windows Phone 7.5".
Only weeks ago, while Assad's butcher son Bashar was mowing down hundreds of unarmed demonstrators, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, with a straight face, referred to him as a "reformer".
"Jerry Sandusky acts," Ms. Straight said, referring to the former Penn State assistant football coach convicted of child molestation.
Literally, who are all of these straight people in our neighborhood?" These "straight people" the mayor refers to are part of the influx of tech workers who have flooded the city since the opening of major campuses and offices in the area close to Capitol Hill.
