Sentence examples for correctly his from inspiring English sources
If he doesn't do things correctly, his team loses.
Mark Twain, born that year, would later predict (correctly) his own death when it next appeared in 1910.
Having studied 36 of those rather unforgiving self-portraits, a neuroscientist suggests that Rembrandt was stereoblind -- that is, because his eyes did not align correctly, his brain automatically used one eye for many visual tasks.
More correctly, his theory applied not only to data but also to communication of all kinds and, combined with the pulse code modulation system of digital telecommunications transmission devised in 1937 by Englishman Alec Reeves, effectively laid the foundations for today's modern digital communications and broadcasting networks, the internet and much more.
What seems odd, in retrospect, is the time lag between Milch's recovery and the recovery of one of his most compelling creations — and, it's often been assumed, though not necessarily correctly, his alter ego — Detective Andy Sipowicz Dennis Franzz), the central character of "NYPD Blue".
The public was savage and unrelenting: Thomas Hamblin, the interestingly titled Theatre Inquisitor reported, was greeted, after playing Othello, with "one deep and universal hiss, and we hope that this decisive testimony of public opinion will teach him to estimate more correctly his own attainments and abilities".
In his toast, his son Jamie correctly compared his influence on his times to that of Adam Smith, Ricardo and Keynes in theirs.
His hair was correctly mussed, his jeans were crisp and his shoes were impossibly white.
His ex-wife complains, correctly, that his stubborn cheer forced her to mourn their boy alone.
Declarer won the next trick with his club queen and correctly led his last club, which West had to ruff.
Not surprisingly, they quickly became experts at correctly interpreting his tone of voice, deciphering his body language, inferring entire policies from a single offhand remark.
