Sentence examples for the right take from inspiring English sources

After the second cottage on the right, take a path on right (with a Public Path sign).

You've got to have the right idea and the right take on it … Broadly speaking, it's something I'd be open to, for sure.

Walk five minutes south down the main road from where the taxi drops you, and when you come to a dirt track on the right, take it, and follow the lane until you reach paradise.

Nate Silver has the right take on the heated Romney-Rick Perry exchange: Controlled anger can sometimes work in a debate — Ronald Reagan's "I am paying for this microphone" exchange with a reporter in New Hampshire perhaps being the best example of this".

Lawrence Mishel, the president of the Economic Policy Institute, had the right take when he said, "These new data do not present a picture of a healthy private sector and offer nothing even closely resembling the job growth we need to dig us out of a very deep hole".

The Labour Party will always hide in a bunker when difficult issues like this come along and the Tories tend to fan the flames of prejudice and then they panic when it gets out of control and parties even further to the right take over.

Swiping to the right takes you to previously shot images.

The right took two stunning blows at the European and provincial elections in June 2004.

Several contributors echo Todd Gitlin's complaint that while the left was "marching on the English Department," the right took the White House.

So we really take time to choose the right takes of George looking at her with love.

He received the pass on the right, taking a precise touch to help the ball run across his body.