Straighters example sentences

Related (5): straighten, straightener, straightening, straightened, straightens

straight·en

verb

straighten (verb) · straightens (third person present) · straightened (past tense) · straightened (past participle) · straightening (present participle)

- make or become straight:

- make tidy or put in order again:

- stand or sit erect after bending:

- (of a vehicle, ship, or aircraft) stop turning and move in a straight line.

Synonyms

align, adjust, arrange, rearrange, tidy, neaten, uncoil, unkink, uncurl, settle, resolve, regulate, regularize, rectify, repair, remedy, disentangle, unravel, unsnarl, untangle, confuse, complicate, Feedback

"Straighters" Example Sentences

1. He was a straighter shooter than most of the politicians in the room.
2. She had a reputation for being a straighter arrow than most.
3. He was known for being a straighter arrow than most.
4. She was a straighter shooter than most of the people in the room.
5. He was a straighter arrow than most of the people in the room.
6. She was a straighter arrow than most of the people in the office.
7. He was considered a straighter arrow than most of the people in the room.
8. He was known for being a straighter shooter than most.
9. She was a straighter arrow than most of the people in the organization.
10. He was a straighter shooter than most of the people in the office.
11. She was considered a straighter arrow than most of the people in the room.
12. He was known for being a straighter shooter than most of the people in the room.
13. She was a straighter shooter than most of the people in the office.
14. He was a straighter arrow than most of the people in the organization.
15. She was considered a straighter shooter than most of the people in the room.
16. He was known for being a straighter arrow than most of the people in the office.
17. She was a straighter shooter than most of the people in the organization.
18. He was a straighter arrow than most of the people in the room.
19. She was considered a straighter shooter than most of the people in the office.
20. He was known for being a straighter arrow than most of the people in the organization.
21. He was a straighter shooter than most of his peers.
22. She was known for being a straighter arrow than most of her colleagues.
23. He was considered a straighter arrow than most of his peers.
24. She was a straighter shooter than most of her colleagues.
25. He was a straighter arrow than most of his peers.
26. She was considered a straighter shooter than most of her colleagues.
27. He had a reputation for being a straighter arrow than most.
28. She was known for being a straighter shooter than most of her peers.
29. He was considered a straighter shooter than most of his colleagues.
30. She was a straighter arrow than most of her peers.
31. He had a reputation for being a straighter shooter than most of his colleagues.
32. She was known for being a straighter arrow than most of her peers.
33. He was considered a straighter shooter than most of his peers.
34. She was a straighter arrow than most of her colleagues.
35. He had a reputation for being a straighter shooter than most of his peers.
36. She was known for being a straighter arrow than most of her colleagues.
37. He was considered a straighter shooter than most of his colleagues.
38. She was a straighter arrow than most of her peers.
39. He had a reputation for being a straighter shooter than most of his peers.
40. She was known for being a straighter arrow than most of her colleagues.

Common Phases

look before you leap; think twice before you speak; count to ten before you act; act now, think later; an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure; better safe than sorry.