Sentence examples for which is straight from inspiring English sources

Or how about a medlar, he suggested, which is straight out of Chaucer.

He's right on the money with his first ball, which is straight and forces Cook forward in defence.

That looks a harsh decision to me 78 min: Gyan curls the free kick which is straight at Al Hadari who decides to punch, for some reason, and it goes for a corner 79 min: Great chance for Ghana.

"Music journalists are desperately quick to consign things to the bargain bin of history, and then along comes a band like Nickelback, which is straight out of the 1980s in every way and does these huge numbers in terms of sales.

The story Issie liked to tell was that her mother had left the children to go and apply her lipstick – which is straight out of A Handful of Dust – but Detmar disputes the veracity of this: Issie, too, could be self-dramatising.

On the eight-hour flight home from Manhattan, Kass painted in her diary -- a new hobby, perhaps inspired by the town where she lives, which is straight from a watercolor box: the pink parliament built on 13th-century foundations, the Russian-red towers of the 19th-century Alexander Nevsky Cathedral, the parchment peach 15th-century dwellings and so on.

But there's a two-word phrase that both Osborne and Cameron use which sums up their economic philosophy – and which is straight-up 70s revivalism.

The app will offer turn-by-turn navigation and, most notably, a 3D "Flyover" mode which is straight-up gorgeous.

Two human beings can both be tall even if one is taller than the other, whereas it makes no sense to think of two straight lines, one of which is straighter than the other.

That's what creativity is, isn't it?" And all of that is the antithesis of "The Boardwalk Jungle," which is straight-ahead narrative exposition.

What I found was Bashan Forest Park, which was straight out of some mystical Chinese past.