Sentence examples for To be correctly from inspiring English sources

People then get very specific about the detail and things are more likely to be correctly remembered".

Rooney appeared to have swept the ball into the net, only to be correctly called for offside.

Essentially, they have to be correctly logged on a mindless and needlessly complicated form with the outward pretence of improving customer service.

Almost immediately Defoe had the ball in the back of the net, only for that strike to be, correctly, ruled out for offside.

The work took two months to make, his copy of the Qur'an having to be correctly handled for every one of its 1,953 page-scans.

United's Mirjian Pavlovic then had the ball in the net just after the break only for the goal to be correctly ruled out for a narrow offside.

They also make some dishes that are ethnic and different that I believe to be correctly prepared but aren't to my taste.

Walters thought he had landed a knockout blow when heading another Brady delivery past Özcan two minutes after McClean's strike, only to be correctly flagged for offside.

Mr. Christopher insisted: "I see a yearning in the country for the vote to be correctly counted, and I think we're going down that path".

The analysis allows the effects of transverse shear to be correctly incorporated within the resulting expressions.

This approach allowed for misclassified parent objects to be correctly classified at a lower level.