The phrase "arena right" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
Without additional context, it is difficult to determine when it could be used, as it appears to be a fragment or a misphrasing.
Example: "The decision to hold the event in the arena right was met with mixed reactions."
Alternatives: "venue correct" or "location accurate".
Nobody's going to put this amount of people into an arena right now".
Gordon, meanwhile, left the arena right away, in a state of distress.
"But the key to any of this is putting the arena right next to the train station," Mr. Faiella.
"I would say this anywhere in the world, in any sporting arena, right now in 2016: racism is still the case for a black man.
"It's an arena right now for all of the various interests to play out," said Gen. Martin E. Dempsey, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, in an interview on CNN.
"There's something of a malaise in the independent arena right now," said Geoffrey Gilmore, the longtime director of the festival, which runs from Jan . 17to 27 in Park City, Utah.
Several studies have tackled various issues related to engineering students' capability in using mathematics to solve engineering or real life problems in workplace arena, especially right after their graduation (Hoyles et al. 2002; Kent and Noss 2002).
The core of the building is a sunken "arena" (at right in picture) with up-to-the-minute technology including plasma displays, wireless microphones, video ports for laptops and Personal Digital Assistants, a "digital wall," and video cameras that will transmit goings-on in real time to the Internet.
If you selected most or all of the first choice for each question, chances are, the corporate arena is right for you.
The other benefit of this approach is that you get more candidates stepping into the arena who, right now, can't afford to.
A more direct gift involved arena naming rights, once reported at $400 million, now at least $200 million.
