Sentence examples for Correctly from inspiring English sources

His task will be similar to the one Edberg encountered with Federer, helping him to understand he would have to accept being passed at the net because if he continued to do it correctly, it would pay off when the pressure was ramped up later in the match.

He has used the many attacks on him – not least from the European commission – to justify what critics correctly see as a comprehensive attempt to undermine checks and balances, and remake the entire country in the image of one political party.

But he's a good doctor, does it correctly.

Not every decision is going to be made correctly – and football should be able to accept that.

"My friend, Peter Sterling, a New Zealand mining expert and entrepreneur, got hold of, if I recall correctly, a million dollars from a New York banker to start up an internet company to broadcast or try stuff – basically anything – on the net and see what would stick.

Star Wars lightsabers finally invented Killer robots in film – in pictures This article was amended on 6 August, to correctly identify Aliens as the film that featured power-loaders.

Because humans are a highly social species (one famous psychologist, Professor Jonathan Haidt, describes us as "part bee"), he theorised that our brains must be designed to function correctly only when they're connected to other brains.

It makes sense because, like Grandstand, we have to get the results out quickly and correctly.

The film correctly shows that Jameson went ahead on his own initiative.

However, many of the defects in British industrial output once blamed on the unions – some of them correctly – are still there in the shape of low productivity linked to underinvestment, sloppy management and inferior products that are not marketed or sold abroad in sufficient numbers.

You, presumably and if I understand you correctly, would vote to stay in.