Sentence examples for three rights from inspiring English sources
Released six hours later, the three rights workers drove off into the sweltering darkness.
B | From 'The English Constitution' by Walter Bagehot (1867): "The sovereign has, under a constitutional monarchy such as ours, three rights – the right to be consulted, the right to encourage, the right to warn.
* I get up, take two lefts and three rights, try to navigate by the North Star (since it is now after dark) and mull the meaning of a transaction I had last week at a Starbucks.
The three rights workers -- Andrew Goodman and Michael Schwerner, white men from New York City, and James Chaney of Meridian, who was black -- were in Neshoba County, Miss., in June 1964 to investigate the burning of a black church that was to have been used as a base for registering blacks to vote.
We address this question by investigating the impact of a recent land use right reform, namely, the 'Three Rights Separation Policy', on agro-environmental sustainability.
Based on the three rights in the theory of imperialism by Johan Galtung, Robert Phillipson (1992, p. 273) proposes the three powers of English in world communication, as is shown in Table 5.
His record – three out of three right.
"One, two, three, right, left".
Three right-handers, Larry Stewart, Patrick McDermott and Matthew Thornton, went undefeated.
We've gotten three right.
