straight from the shoulder

She did what was right, though, after I gave it to her straight from the shoulder.

He struck, straight from the shoulder with his weight behind it.

He, apparently, is going to tell all, straight from the shoulder.

"We shall give it to you straight from the shoulders," she said.

When you hit, punch straight from the shoulder and step in with that left foot.

It falls straight from the shoulder and forms a train.

I gave it to him straight from the shoulder.

They act straight from the shoulder in this country.

I was 33 years old before a Valentine recipient gave it to me straight from the shoulder.

She swung her arm straight from the shoulder and squeezed off a round.

"Giveth it to me, straight from the shoulder," she said.

But he knocked the hand further aside and stepped in, throwing a right straight from the shoulder.

"You found it," she stated straight from the shoulder.

Taut, tight and tiny, sweaters no longer fall straight from the shoulders.

So poor little Michael didn't get it as straight from the shoulder as he might have done.

Burton struck out, without warning, straight from the shoulder.

She slept like a drunk, head on the table, one arm alongside her face, the other hanging straight from the shoulder.

And his way of saying a thing once and for all, uncompromisingly, straight from the shoulder!

But this sounded like crime, straight from the shoulder, out and out theft.

What I've got to say, I prefer to say straight from the shoulder.

Give it to us straight from the shoulder: You're a racist, aren't you?"

Rod aimed a jab at the moire, straight from the shoulder.

"I'm going to talk straight from the shoulder.

Sometimes his cynicism was hard to take, so I shoved it aside and gave it to him straight from the shoulder.

Making a mental note to have his pediatrician check the boy's tear glands, I gave it to him straight from the shoulder.