straight arrow

At his back his bow, and in the quiver upon his shield many slim, straight arrows, well smeared with the thick, dark, tarry substance that rendered deadly their tiniest needle prick.

Straight Arrow continues to manufacture all products right here in the USA, adhering to strict quality assurances, guidelines and consistently meeting a high-performance standard.

Originally they called it Mukuntuweap, meaning straight canyon or straight arrow. Then Mormon settlers escaping persecution came in the 1850s and named it Zion as they felt the towering walls of the canyons had some religious majesty, and I understand that.

"He was someone I looked up to a lot and we had this thing called 'The Straight Arrow Club' which he taught me as a young kid not to do anything stupid, just keep the arrow straight," Rossi said.

Joining him on his exciting journey are Adele Anderson (Fascinating Aida) as Lady Bellowes, and Brian Capron (Coronation Street) playing both the vivacious Albert Blossom and the mighty Straight Arrow.

There are many ways to tune a bow, and some methods are considered mandatory for ensuring straight arrow flight or to achieve consistency when sighting in.

STRAIGHT ARROW (4.30) scored in style on his handicap bow at Wetherby and looks open to any amount of improvement under young Patrick O'Donnell.

It was even worse than booing, it was genial derision, a spontaneous outpouring from people who, if they have learned anything during this campaign, it is how to tell the difference between a straight arrow and a corkscrew.

"I was always by the book, such the straight arrow when it came to pleasing my parents and being a good daughter," Karadashian said.

For much of the book, it is easy to pity Shin, but he is not pitched as the straight arrow one might want him to be.