Sentence examples for straight well from inspiring English sources

The other thing about second marriages — unlike first ones, which require only hot impulse and drag-strip hormones — is that they need good reasons to exist, reasons you're smart to pore over and get straight well beforehand.

It's partly because he just can't help himself, partly because he believes that if his life depended on his only son's hammering a nail straight -- well, he'd probably rather not think about it.

As I prepared to play the 18th, a treacherous 426-yard-long dogleg left par 4 bounded by lakes, Darrell pointed out that I'd been keeping my left arm straight well past impact.

On stripe-patterned substrates the well-ordered, spot-like arrangement of ordered QD groups on planar, unpatterned substrates is transformed into a zigzag arrangement of periodic stripes which become straight, well ordered, and connected over macroscopic distances on zigzag mesa-patterned substrates.

"Is he straight?" "Well... a lot straighter than you, Shlomo".

She is a beautiful girl: blond, long-legged, with perfectly straight, well-proportioned features.

She had been a true blonde, pink-faced, lean, with straight, well-cut hair that had gone white in her thirties.

In the late 1970s construction began on the Jonglei (Junqalī) Canal, which was planned to bypass the Sudd and provide a straight, well-defined channel for the Al-Jabal River to flow northward until its junction with the White Nile.

TEM and HREM observations show that the A/C boundary is straight, well-defined and perfectly coherent, the A/B boundary is irrational, coherent and gradually curved, and the A/D boundary is stepped.

Our studies showed that the cellular response varied with fibre morphology and state of aggregation; long, straight, well-dispersed nanofilaments produced significantly more TNF-α and ROS in monocytic cells compared with highly curved and entangled materials.

For young, straight, well-educated American women, sleeping around for pleasure and experience has become a social convention, the way dancing the cotillion at a débutante ball once was.