Driving a golf cart, he crossed the windswept ridge where, he said, "the sun sets right in your lap," and descended down a path he keeps mowed to the Covington River, which runs for 2,000 feet along the edge of his property.
Throughout his campaign, Trump railed relentlessly against Carrier Corp.'s decision to ship 1,400 manufacturing jobs to Mexico, using it as an example of all that was wrong with the U.S. economy and all that he would set right when he took office.
The sun sets right over the water.
He is quickly set right: Struldbruggs grow old, just as mortals do, and suffer the usual infirmities of age, along with others specific to their condition.
If he sets the right example others will hopefully follow.
Greece will use its worst debt crisis in decades to rebuild itself, Papandreou pledges as he unveils reforms to set right the parlous state of the nation's public finances.
Greece will use its worst debt crisis in decades to rebuild itself, Prime Minister George Papandreou pledgedtonight as he unveiled reforms to set right the parlous state of the nation's public finances.
The bone didn't set right, and he'd limped ever after.
"My feet weren't set right when he threw the punch and I heard my ankle snap," Grant said.
In Zagreb, the capital of Croatia, the prime minister, Zoran Milanovic, said the tribunal's judgment "does not correspond with the truth," adding that he hoped it would be set right on appeal.
