Sentence examples for set right with from inspiring English sources
The writers' strike has upset the natural order of television, and that topsy-turviness was not set right with the return of late-night talk shows this week.
The feigned comic suicide of Basil, her sweetheart, now takes on an edge of desperation, and when all is set right, with Kitri's father blessing her and Basil (Mr. Carreño), the festivities roll right into the celebrated grand pas de deux.
Something hadn't "set right" with a lot of people in the audience, as I learned from undergraduates I spoke with the next day.
Anyone thinking that eSports is just so much hyperbolic but hollow hype, a bunch of silly boys playing around with silly toys, would immediately be set right with a split-second look at Swan, right now.
Lay your head at the slick Mama Shelter, an outpost of the cult Parisian hotel mini-empire, or embrace the charms of the Old Port at Hotel la Residence set right beside the waterfront, with gorgeous views of the Basilique de Notre-Dame de la Garde.
For months now his columns have forcefully advocated a revaluation of the renminbi to help set right America's trade deficit with China.
In her review in The New York Times, Janet Maslin wrote: "Hard as it may be to believe, Mr. Shelton's 'Tin Cup' is a flirty, funny comedy set right there on the links, with all the right raffish echoes of his earlier 'Bull Durham.' 'Tin Cup' has such unexpected flair that the game takes on new cachet, to the point where even golf clothes look good".
Real have little time to set things right with a trip to Barça for el clásico looming on 22 March.
Down the decades, the Royal has made fewer regular trans-Atlantic jaunts, but it is about to set that right with two weeks of performances in Washington and Boston.
In this case, the protagonist, Errol Healy, was running not from civilization, with which he had no quarrel, but from his own problems, which made him unfit for lovely, ordinary life: these included proximate deaths, addiction, and the sort of miserable romance that persuades such people that they can set things right with adventure.
The settlement was the first step in setting things right with millions of poor blacks who paid more for their insurance because the companies calculated that they would have shorter life spans than white customers.
