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Liveinjapan Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Out of shute
It worked first time out of the chute.
Does that mean it worked from the first time I used it?
Thanks.
Does that mean it worked from the first time I used it?
Thanks.
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Yes, you're correct. The "chute" which immediately comes to mind is the closely fenced inclosure from which a bucking bronco is released, to see how long a cowboy contestant in a rodeo can stay on his back. (sorry about that ugly sentence) "Out of the gate" is also used.
- Yes, you're correct.
- The "chute" which immediately comes to mind is the closely fenced inclosure from which a bucking bronco is released, to see how long a cowboy contestant in a rodeo can stay on his back.
- (sorry about that ugly sentence) "Out of the gate" is also used.
- It doesn't exactly fit your example, but it is possible for this to be the first time for either the cowboy or the bronco.
- " Also, I think of the sluceways used in the old days to separate gold from gravel.
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Yes, you're correct.
The "chute" which immediately comes to mind is the closely fenced inclosure from which a bucking bronco is released, to see how long a cowboy contestant in a rodeo can stay on his back. (sorry about that ugly sentence) "Out of the gate" is also used.
It doesn't exactly fit your example, but it is possible for this to be the first time for ei
The "chute" which immediately comes to mind is the closely fenced inclosure from which a bucking bronco is released, to see how long a cowboy contestant in a rodeo can stay on his back. (sorry about that ugly sentence) "Out of the gate" is also used.
It doesn't exactly fit your example, but it is possible for this to be the first time for ei
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