Sentence examples for rightly play from inspiring English sources

Cash payments will always rightly play a major role in the welfare system.

How Nebraska did not deserve its No. 2 ranking by the B.C.S., but that Colorado, which handed Nebraska its only defeat, or Oregon, the No. 2 team in the ESPN/USA Today and Associated Press polls, should rightly play Miami in tonight's Rose Bowl?

Director Brian Kulick and songwriter Duncan Sheik rightly play up the farcical elements of this slighter Brecht work to maximum effect.

The lead was the diamond queen, and South rightly played low from the dummy.

Tom Bateman rightly plays Will as an apprehensive theatrical apprentice only gradually discovering his dramatic voice.

He rightly played down the hate campaign, inadvertently sparked by Test novice Jack Nowell, by claiming this weekend was "just another" game.

Recognising that only 25percentnt were in favour of independence they rightly played the issue down, promising a referendum 'within four years'.

ABC rightly played up Warner's tale of supermarket stock boy to Super Bowl quarterback -- and he delivered.

But Sheridan Smith rightly played the future star of Surprise Surprise as the Liverpudlian girl next door in the opener of Jeff Pope's bright three-part biopic.

Although the Woolworth Building and the Custom House are rightly played up in this show, Gilbert's other endeavors are by no means scanted.

Karla Crome rightly plays Mozart's wife, Constanze, as a shrewd, sharp-witted figure and the supporting roles are given unusual weight by Geoffrey Beevers as a Mozart-patronising baron and Hugh Sachs as a smug opera-house director.