Sentence examples for straw making from inspiring English sources

With the included diffuser one tester said it reduced to a power level "akin to blowing through a drinking straw" making it next to useless.

Mr Straw, making his third appearance before Sir John Chilcot, said: "It was a feature of the way that the Prime Minister ran Cabinet that most decisions were made on the basis of oral briefings, having been pre-cooked through... Cabinet committees.

The building itself is made from mud and straw, making nearly the whole structure recyclable.

When you are trying to listen to your body, food peer pressure can be the last straw making you throw in the towel.

"For example," she added, "you work on blowing into a straw, making a sound or working on your pitch, like, 'EEE!

At first, she said, "you walk out of the sessions like, 'why am I doing that?'" "For example," she added, "you work on blowing into a straw, making a sound or working on your pitch, like, 'EEE!

Neo-Geo Redux seems the proper label for silver-chrome bales of straw (make hay while the sun shines?).

"Actually, it's a reworking of that old Public Enemy song 'Fight the Power.' Remember it?" As he finished his drink, the straw made that annoying sound again.

Central heating plus that thick hat of straw make the room so toasty we have to open windows to the January night.

Mr. Straw made the dossier public at a breakfast meeting of the Atlantic Partnership, a group that aims to improve relations between Europe and North America.

Mr Straw made plain his disagreement with Lord Neill's insistence that governments should remain neutral in such campaigns when he gave evidence to the House of Commons Home Affairs Select Committee yesterday.