Sentence examples for It's rightly from inspiring English sources
It's rightly called the 'Miracle in Philadelphia.' " Mr. Manship's own words, in turn, get at the essence of the Tea Party movement, and in particular its chosen role as protector of the Constitution.
It's rightly said that Americans are a religious people.
It's rightly jaundiced about satire conventions: witness a recurring gag in which Daran Johnson and Alastair Roberts take a popular song, and repeatedly fail to put a topical political spin on it.
"It's rightly so that the club will be speaking to other people.
It's rightly down to schools themselves to judge how it is taught and how it fits into wider school life".
"If it's rightly priced and in a good location, it'll sell bingo," Mr. August said.
But "Telemann" was also more stunning, and after Ms. Barak created it for the School of American Ballet, it was rightly taken into City Ballet's repertory in January.
Design is finally enjoying its day in the sun: it is rightly recognised as a must have, rather than a nice to have.
Given its diversity, both geographically and by industry, it is rightly regarded as an industry barometer.
It is rightly a course in itself.
It is rightly entitled "Dangerous Games".
