31.   But lost in the smoke was Stanley Smith, who slammed straight into the concrete wall.

32.   Exit arrows led down a ramp to the level below and straight into a horrific jam-up.

33.   He almost invariably looks straight into the lens.

34.   Hoffman figured that television could deliver the message free, straight into the living rooms of America.

35.   Horenstein found himself looking straight into the eyes of some animals.

36.   I can snap myself to attention by looking straight into the eyes that reflect sorely wounded spirits.

37.   I would like to dress her hair simply straight back into a basic ponytail, and take it from there.

38.   I cast a small, chartreuse streamer straight into the sun and began to strip when an albacore hit with extraordinary force.

39.   Instead of merely clowning, he becomes a warm, fully-formed character, unrecognizable as the old Eddie Murphy unless you look straight into his eyes.

40.   Instead, as Scorsese narrates, looking straight into the camera in a no-frills style, he raises fundamental questions that a neater survey might have ignored.