Sentence examples for rightly cemented from inspiring English sources
That final chapter in Sydney rightly cemented Lockett's position in football lore; 462 goals in 98 games lifted him above the likes of Wade and Coventry and to a position that may never be touched.
"That cemented the friendship".
This [award] cemented it".
Your April 10 editorial "Decision Time on Cement" rightly calls for an end to the plant proposed by St . Lawrence Cementjust south of Hudson, N.Y.
All of these pieces stand alone, having rightly garnered their own attention for artistic merits, but when digested as a whole they have the power to cement Bird's place among the great fictional characters in your mind.
"Cementing, curbs and sidewalks.
Some will stress, rightly, the shrinkage of formerly powerful pan-British cements.
Even without formal sanctions, the public took a dim view of Mr. Ezz's business dealings, which were faulted — rightly or wrongly — as raising construction costs in Egypt, as cement prices rose along with steel prices.
Wallinger, rightly, is keen that the sculpture should be faced in "some kind of cement that is local" in order that it is in keeping with the cultural and physical landscape, and maintains its nod to Britain's ancient chalk horses.
