straighten it out Example Sentences

• He apologized and told me they had completely sent me the wrong thing but that he would contact them immediately again and straighten it out.
• They might be able to straighten it out for you more easily than a dealer.
• Still in the same position straighten it out as far as you are able, but do not force.
• Instead of calling me to straighten it out they waited to weeks and sent a letter.
• She let me use the phone and was on it for an hour, Bookit said they would call hotel and straighten it out.
• The loan officer kept saying she was going to deny our loan if we could not straighten it out.
• Florida was over with that night because the governor had the courage to straighten it out.
• Just to straighten it out, I wonder if I might ask, if called upon for your opinion by members of Congress as to how they might vote, what would be your suggestion to them?
• You may then utilise a rubber spatula or squeegee to simply straighten it out by pressing it firmly down while moving the tool back and forth.
• AAA and collete and it tood two weeks to straighten it out.
• Uggh so after that nightmare I have to go to bank to straighten it out.
• Do you think that I can eventually get my leg to a complete bend or completely straighten it out as time goes by?
• Now they want me to call UPS and straighten it out.
• Says that the country owes a lot of money and needs someone like him to straighten it out.
• Attorney there, and that if Glenn Beall would talk to him he could straighten it out.
• The nose wheel will turn and straighten it out on the runway.
• They began searching for a tool to straighten it out when they came across.
• If there's a problem, the voter is sent a letter and has eight days from Election Day to come to the Clerk and Recorder's Office to straighten it out.
• Where Was Your Ass At, Nicole, Wreckless, Prone To Bad Dreams, straighten it out, Bitch Said I Raped Her, High With The Blanksta, After I Die, Point Blank, High..
• And I have to try and straighten it out and tell him what I feel is right about it.
• And tonight, when I ought to be in bed, the spirit moved me to straighten it out.
• Or until pegasus straighten it out the.
• It was necessary to take an account of stock, and straighten it out.
• They have a excellent reputation, but things can go wrong, and she is usually able to help straighten it out.
• You may have to move the coupon around a little, straighten it out, or focus on other scanning areas to get a result.
• Listing the lender as the loss payee, but doing it incorrectly, can also get you forced into a policy until you are able to straighten it out.
• By the time we met her she only had one brace left on one finger to straighten it out because the arthritis disfigured her so badly.
• They agreed to straighten it out but we are still trying to get this taken care of as of today.
• Can I call the complainant and straighten it out?
• The Justice Department said in a statement it filed a request with the court to straighten it out but went through with the execution.
• After the pool is positioned on top of the tarp and in the right direction get inside the pool and straighten it out as much as possible.
• If the mast should ever becomeslightly bent, you can straighten it out by hand.
• Any ideas on how to straighten it out?
• I had a girl up in my grille once, but fortunately she decided not to have me charged with negligence, and it was easy to straighten out the chrome.
• If you tell him it looks good but then proceed to fluff the pillow and straighten out wrinkles in the bedspread, you send the message that he could have done better.
• Has anyone else had to straighten out a kids front leg and how did you do it?
• Prediction can be described as the opposite of jitter, it is the mouse purposely trying to straighten the line out even if the actual input does indeed have slight variations in it.
• Emperor announced that it would take some days to straighten matters out since the accused was the only man to unravel the skein.
• On the transition it tends to straighten out but I am a speed dominate stoker.
• A chance, once again to straighten out the mess in Iraq by being objective, admitting the reality, and acting upon it.
• Then you straighten the spoke out, move it over to your sense of connection to people physically close to you, more distant, people who live in your town, your city, your state, your country, the worl
• It was one of those times where you are really tempted to straighten the applicant out.
• The MD search and replace extension is awesome; it not only helped me straighten out my registers, now my categories are really in order and streamlined.
• Lift the bow up until it is at shoulder height and straighten out your arm.
• Lastly, it can be used to straighten out your rotation if it derails during the course of a fight.
• When they married it was agreed that, as soon as he could straighten out the difficulties resulting from Mrs.
• If he can straighten me out on this, I will appreciate it.
• It appears that the editors had not enough time to go another round of internal reviews to straighten out inconsistencies, or make cross- references.
• Technically this will not sharpen the blade, so much as to make it keener and straighten out its edge.
• But I look forward to the witnesses today to help us straighten it all out.
• Because of this, I figured it was time to straighten it all out for my readers.
• Shear and Perspective stabilization can be useful when you want to straighten out a plane in your footage to work on it flat before restoring it to its original perspective and motion.
• Help them straighten it all out.
• Finally, Sperling said the plans for a new campus in Hinsdale, Illinois, will not move forward until the church can straighten out its governance and the way it does ministry.
• One time I found it necessary to go down to this coast town of Oratama to straighten out a lot of political unrest and chop off a few heads in the customs and military departments.
• It takes Firo an hour to straighten Pietro and Dominico out, at which point they hear gunshots from above.
• You can keep your L hand on your knee or stretch it out to straighten that arm, as well.
• The repair corrects the nasal fracture, straighten out the nose and make it look normal again.
• It is always better to avoid problems during the acquisition process than having to hire lawyers to straighten them out after the purchase.
• Increasingly punitive attitudes toward prisoners, too, have made it difficult for offenders to find opportunities to straighten out their lives once they are freed from prison.
• It was what I needed to straighten out my life.
• It is not your responsibility to stay there and try to straighten out the pastor.
• After unhooking the end of the antenna, pull it out from under the plastic channel, straighten it completely then swing it straight up.
• After boot camp was over it took three hours at the Verizon store to straighten everything out and get it turned back on.
• First, I was told it would take a couple of weeks to straighten out the account.
• We do not want word to go out that we want to exterminate the Negro population and the minister is the man who can straighten out the idea if it ever occurs to any of their more rebellious members.
• You may think it will never happen to you, but if it does, it could take years to straighten out.
• And while that's a shame, it certainly pales in comparison to the off-field struggles Gordon continues to endure while trying to straighten out his life.
• Before herbs I was in constant severe pain night and day, but with herbs it was tolerable and my hands begin to straighten out.
• Because of all these factors I figured it was time to put the fingers on the keyboard and straighten it all out for my readers.
• For the final side, pull the paper out so you can straighten the edges, then use both your index fingers to pull it up onto the gift.
• It was straighten out as she arrived while I was on phone with the man.
• But I get the unmistakable sense that many Americans are coming to terms with the fact their poor savings habits have them headed for trouble and it's up to them to straighten themselves out.
• Several nurses helped to get me on it and straighten out my body.
• Well initially it was to help straighten out the records because they in such disarray.
• Then, straighten the string out and hold it against the bar scale or a ruler!
• Since there have not been any comments about the retirement claims by Atlantic Records, it is probable that there must be some negotiations going on until the platinum star is able to straighten out t
• Our quest to make things permanent, to straighten everything out, to get it fixed is an impossible and insoluble problem.
• You can come make all these people confused, and then leave, and I am left to straighten it all out.
• He was frequently judgmental with his employees, wife, children and friends, believing that he was right and they were wrong and it was his job to straighten them out with his judgment and criticism.
• It took weeks to straighten this out.
• We spent many years of time and money trying to straighten this out and it has affected our credit rating.
• It was not like Mike at all to say this, but he said something about waiting until we got home to straighten Boone out.