Sentence examples for be that right from inspiring English sources
It may be that right now the city is doing as well as it can with the current applicant pool.
John 'Flat White Starbuckknowswhathat 'serves you right' means (or at least thinks he does): "The 'serves' bit in that phrase derives from 'deserves' so it's a pithy way of saying the roundabout 'you get what you deserve (be that right or wrong)'.
It may be that right now you're 10-12 voteshortrt of the 213 needed to pass a health reform bill with a Medicare plus 5% public option in the House.
I don't think he's going to be that right away.
David Beckham has announced he is retiring from football - but it won't just be that right foot we miss.
For example, I am unclear as to whether Cheang knew that she had to report the charges and/or plea, or whether she had received legal counsel to the contrary (be that right or wrong advice), or whether she believed that the plea discussions tolled her need to make timely disclosure (which would have been an erroneous understanding).
It used to be that right-to-work laws were confined to the South and parts of the West.
