The phrase "scroll right" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used when describing an action that involves moving content horizontally on a screen or page. For example: - To see the rest of the table, please scroll right. - Use the arrow keys to scroll right and left through the document. - The image is cut off, can you scroll right to see the rest of it? - To view different options, scroll right on the menu bar.
Tip: make sure you scroll right to the end of those constant emails from your SU president, just in case they mention any opportunities.
(Scroll right...) Image: Rex It was good enough for Ringo Starr and George Harrison at the height of the band's Sixties fame but the three-bedroom apartment in Knightsbridge is failing to attract a buyer.
A petition signed by the makers of the Avant, Flock, Maxthon, Slim, Sleipnir and Green browsers has been submitted calling for the browsers, only visible if users scroll right from the first ballot screen, to be made more conspicuous.
We can also scroll right and left or onto the next and previous time intervals.
Scroll right so we can see the rest of this web page.
If they take forever to load you'll scroll right by or go elsewhere.
The mobile-phone version will show two of Google's and one other at first sight, with others visible by scrolling right with the thumb.
Now anyone with a computer who chooses to download the required Adobe Shockwave Player 11.5.9.615 can use the mouse to digitally unroll the scrolls right to left (as they are intended to be read).
You can review these by tapping the Share button inside Safari, then scrolling right and tapping on More; you'll see a list of all installed activities, with switches to disable or enable them individually.
You scrolled right past the old design for Facebook's "Pages You Might Like" mobile ads.
What is going to catch someone's eye and make them stop in the middle of their social feed to watch your video instead of scrolling right on by?
