Sentence examples for correct rights from inspiring English sources

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It's just a lot of little things that I'm trying to correct right now.

In a world of toleration and permissiveness, both are thus correct, right?

But the Bush administration's inclination to step back from the conflict is probably correct right now, he says.

Except for those, your sister is correct: Right on red is illegal virtually everywhere in the five boroughs.

What did you write in those four squares, GO IN or GO ON? Either one is correct, right?

Every detail is obsessively correct, right down to the miners' vintage 1980s T-shirts and their lovingly reprinted Coal Not Dole badges.

A spokesman for the Office of Fair Trading OFTT) said: "The Institute for Government's report highlights the importance of designing market structures so they are correct right from the start.

All the blooms are big, made of pale turquoise fabric, and most seem anatomically correct right down to the leaves and stamen.

To guarantee that patients end up with the correct right medication, each prescription is scanned several hundred times as it makes its half-hour journey through the building.

The burger chain said it carried out the correct "right to work" checks on staff members but had been shown false or counterfeit documentation and will therefore not face civil penalty action, the Home Office said.