Hope you're watching correctly at home, with your backs to the telly, deciding when to spin.
Biologists generally assume that if the brain does not wire itself correctly at specific stages of development, the deficit can never be corrected.
The strong upbeat that begins the ostinato might be somewhat hard to hear correctly, at least for those unaccustomed to a syncopated style.
I haven't even had to call the toss correctly at this World Cup yet; it's mostly been a case of the opposition losing them.
A sample flat white was a superior cup: strong, smooth, creamy, fulsome with fruity dark berry flavours, and served, correctly, at a drinkable temperature.
Polaroid also banked heavily on developing nations, deciding -- correctly at first -- that they lacked an infrastructure for processing film and would favor instant photography.
Despite the spoken error, the company's name was spelled correctly at the bottom of the screen, allowing viewers to find the Web site.
Between jokes and jabs and zany golf stories, he tried to get Mr. Tuffy to hold his right arm correctly, at the top of his backswing.
"We believe that JPMorgan and its employees acted correctly at all times," Jennifer R. Zuccarelli, a spokeswoman for the bank, said.
Milliner said they can pretend to blitz, fake man coverage, do just about anything, so long as they are positioned correctly at the snap.
John put it correctly at CES: Samsung is the next Apple.
