Sentence examples for taking a right from inspiring English sources

They are, literally, taking a right liberty.

If you enter Sterling Memorial Library from High Street, you can access the Poorvu Center by passing through the Nave, taking a right before the stacks, and taking a left near the Selin Courtyard.

Leave through the nearby gate and turn left up Medan Merdeka Timur past the National Gallery of Indonesia (7) before taking a right on to Perwira and the next left on to Banteng Barat.

She is not taking a right of first refusal -- or any other rights -- to the plays; if she did, she said, why would other producers come to see them? "Here's the deal," Ms. Tepper said a month ago.

The suspect could be seen on video riding a blue Ross bicycle west on 37th Street; then taking a right up Avenue of the Americas before making a left on 47th Street and then heading down Seventh Avenue.

When word came the other day that Joe Carroll had died, old New Yorker guys (or this old New Yorker guy) had a flash of taking a right off our nineteenth-floor office corridor and walking into Makeup, where everyone, it seemed, was cheerful and conversational, and worked standing up.

"Looks like the guy's nose is taking a right-hand turn".

For when the denizens of Mr. Springsteen's "Born to Run" take their hemi-powered drones for a scream down the boulevard, one detail is perhaps omitted: If ever those renegade drivers resolved to make a left turn, they probably suffered the indignity of taking a right-hand loop first.

Take a right on 14th Street.

Take a right on Broadway.

Take a right to Route 9G.