Sentence examples for straightaway from from inspiring English sources

14 e4 straightaway from GK... 7.59pm: Quickfire updates from our chess guru.

Larry Johnson, with the game on the line, squared up as nice as you please from beyond the 3-point arc, almost straightaway from the hoop, and lofted a shot that sailed high, seemed to hang for a moment like a burnt orange moon among the lights.

Clauses for the other standard Boolean operators and the existential quantifier under their usual definitions follow straightaway from these clauses.

Premise (1) follows straightaway from the criterion of ontological commitment that we discussed in the last section.

(If it were, the conclusion that sensation is caused by material objects would follow straightaway from this clear and distinct perception, via the C&D Rule).

When he went to the crease in the second Test at Lord's you could tell straightaway from his demeanour and footwork that he was on form.

To preserve them, the railroad cuts train speeds on straightaways from 90 miles an hour to 50 or 60 miles per hour.

I couldn't feel my legs, so straightaway and from what I could see in the tree, I figured they were gone".

The airships did battle in what was billed as the first-ever "Great Blimp Race," over a 12-mile straightaway course from the George Washington Bridge to the Statue of Liberty.

That was before Whitford lofted a straightaway kick from about 35 yards out over the outstretched arms of Norte Vista goalie Karen Estrada.

Estancia's best chance came in the 73rd minute, when a straightaway shot from 30 yards out by senior Alex Esquivel clanged off the crossbar.