Sentence examples for right to boo from inspiring English sources

"They are right to boo.

Have the Wolves fans – have any fans – the right to boo their team?

"Anyone has as much right to boo as they do to ovate," McConaughey said.

"They have the right to boo whatever they think," said the interim manager.

At the prices they pay, the fans have the right to boo.

Speaking following the loss to Ronald Koeman's Saints, Van Gaal said: "They [the United fans] are right to boo.

The Manhattan-based Fashionmall bought the rights to Boo, which counted about 75percentt of its customers from outside the United States, as an entree to the European market.

High salaries and ticket prices give fans an inalienable right to hiss and boo, then in an instant, demand that the object of their scorn come out for a curtain call.

"Nobody in their right mind is going to boo Tom Glavine.

"The crowd have the right to applaud and to boo us," said the 24-year-old.

To boo or not to boo?