Sentence examples for right use from inspiring English sources

"We'll find the right use for the site," he said of the Stew Leonard's property.

This is not the right use of "begrudge," which means "envy".

Is there a "right use" to which producers should put the limited number of available stages?

"Then people are saying, was that the right use of money for a one-day sporting event?" he said.

In "Motherhood," Heti is no longer a tortured artist, anxiously wondering whether she is making the right use of her talent.

Those arrivals give Col. Martin F. Stein Jr. new certainty that he is putting his medical skills to the right use.

That being said, we believe if motivated by the right use-case, our technical approach could likely be extended for column-level partitioning as well.

Note, however, the difference between "she got the answers all right" and "she got the answers, alright!" All Souls College Oxford, no apostrophe all together as one united body: "We are all in it together" altogether completely, totally: "That's an altogether different matter" "alt-right" use once and in quotes at first mention; use far right at any subsequent mentions.

He attended the Charlottesville rally and saw first-hand how the alt-right use the internet to mobilise.

In case you have somehow missed the last several years of right-wing discourse, the so-called alt-right use "cuck" to imply liberal subservience to a culture of political correctness.

That's right - use layers to kill off your acne.