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laying it on the line
adjective as in outspoken
Example Sentences
“But I thought our energy was good. I thought we were laying it on the line for one another, sacrificing. Obviously that hurt a little bit with the power plays, but we stuck with it, got back on the hunt, back on the forecheck and it paid off.”
“It’s a good feeling, just for myself with Brad, fighting through what he’s going through at the moment and going out and laying it on the line,” Westbrook said.
“If you've got a lot of money, we need your money, make no mistake about it. If you don’t, we need you at the Scarlet Walk, when those kids who battled their rear ends off, we need you there. We need you in that stadium. Get the stadium packed, because those kids are laying it on the line.”
“There are going to be some guys laying it on the line. You lose to a team that’s 0-5, that’s rock bottom.”
“It may not have been a buzzer-beater. We didn’t have that kind of finish in any of the five games, but man, it was good offensive basketball, and it was laying it on the line defensively.”
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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