Sentence examples for under a loose from inspiring English sources

Up until this report, UK scientists operated under a loose set of expectations on their research.

He suggested that under a loose interpretation, the law could "criminalise" millions of people.

Wide hips, strong arms, long hair — all blond with no white — breasts bobbing frankly under a loose shirt.

Under a loose arrangement with their publishing company, she began to write with a variety of partners.

Both have been living under a loose form of house arrest, sometimes lunching at Kabul restaurants and, in Mr. Farnood's case, occasionally hosting high-stakes poker games.

One diplomat in Kabul said families of high-ranking Taliban are often moved around Pakistan against their will and live under a loose house arrest.

Aside from reminiscing about an incident in which he had seen the late novelist William Styron's testicles under a loose-fitting pair of shorts ("obviously it was his preferred form of dress"), he also recalled dining with the great American writer Thomas Pynchon.

And then he will be under a looser regime because that is the current state of British law.

Under a looser legal shield, the borrower might be able to cite records of such conversations, and contest the mortgage in court.

There are many post-WWII aircraft which could also be considered historic under a looser definition, including for example 60 ex-military jets such as the Hawker Hunter.

For decades, young people have been living in a loose, under-institutionalized world.