| But how does someone deliver lines straight-faced while her co-star is drooling down the front of her shirt? |
| Despite another excellent outsider film, the director is maintaining, straight-faced, that he's not necessarily drawn to outsider stories. |
| Two weeks after Arnold's sighting, a US Air Force officer announced, straight-faced, that a flying saucer had been recovered in New Mexico. |
| The strength of long putts can generally be more accurately regulated with a lofted putter than with a straight-faced one. |
| They are famously worn by straight-faced soldiers and photographed by millions of tourists from around the world. |
| On the hard, wooden benches at the back of the court, Alison sits straight-faced and composed, her blond hair pulled tightly into a ponytail. |
