Sentence examples for rightly put on from inspiring English sources

In David Mermelstein's article about my Los Angeles revival of Arthur Miller's "Man Who Had All the Luck" ["Reviving a Forgotten Miller Play," June 11], the spotlight was rightly put on the Antaeus Company, a Los Angeles theater company of classically trained actors.

"Ticketmaster and Aston Villa put on extra staff to handle the collections but the massive queues meant the match was quite rightly delayed for safety reasons.

This has rightly put Apple on the defensive.

And it arouses hope that outside the framework of consumption, people might actually believe that "money cannot be the god of life," as Sen. Bernie Sanders rightly put it on CBS' Face the Nation.

Ms. Rosenberg rightly maintains that putting on challenging and unfamiliar recent works does not necessarily cost more than sticking with the standards.

Measuring secondary schools on the progress every pupil makes will rightly put the spotlight on those struggling with literacy and numeracy rather than just those on the C/D borderline".

The success of shale gas exploration in the US has rightly put the spotlight on the importance of industry regulation.

British Prime Minister David Cameron has rightly put free trade on the top of the G8 agenda.

The big question: will ABC News be the organization to rightly put Cheney's pants on the ground?

It's unfortunate for the Saints that they have been made an example for the rest of the league, but Goodell rightly put the entire NFL on notice that this behavior is unacceptable.

The co-chairmen of the White House deficit commission have boldly, and rightly, put this almost century-old sacred cow on the block.