Sentence examples for calling the right from inspiring English sources
"The coaches kept calling the right plays, sometimes the same plays.
What made Unitas so good and so different, Berry said, "was his uncanny instinct for calling the right play at the right time, his icy composure under fire, his fierce competitiveness and his utter disregard for his own safety".
So if the right are calling the left snowflakes for being liberal, and the left are calling the right snowflakes for expressing offence, and the old are calling the young snowflakes for being too thin-skinned, and the young are pointing out that the older generation seem to be the most offended by what they're doing, then the only winner is the phrase itself.
Washington's loss to Tennessee gives the Giants greater hope of making the coin disappear, of pulling the long scarf from the sleeve, of cutting the lady in half, of calling the right card and tricking them all and swiping the East.
He gave a game-changing speech urging Congress to pass the legislation swiftly and calling the right to vote "the most powerful instrument ever devised by man for breaking down injustice".
A group of religious men rallied outside the Royal Court in Jeddah on Tuesday, calling the right-to-drive movement a "conspiracy" against the government, al-Hayat newspaper reported.
And the Liberals, which some people call the "right"?
The book is called "The Right to Have Rights".
"It's the right timing, the right team, the right players, the right play calls, the right schedule.
