Sentence examples for to set matters right from inspiring English sources

Vann flew back to Moc Hoa to set matters right himself.

Courts may waive deadlines, he suggested, when two things have happened: the lawyer stopped working, effectively abandoning the client, and the client promptly tried to set matters right.

Now it needs to muster the courage and intelligence to set matters right before its problems engulf the rest of us.

The Swedish Academy had the opportunity to set matters right by awarding the prize to Tolstoy in 1902, by which time he had been nominated in due form.

He tried to set matters right at the Paris peace conference in 1919, but in vain – though Lawrence's vision of a new Middle East, had it ever been realised, might have transformed 20th-and 21st-century history in the region.

He wrote a science-fiction record called "I, Flathead" about an alien who excelled at drag racing and intervened in human affairs to set matters right in the lives of his friends.

"Together with Health Education England we have set out what the trust must do to put matters right and together we will monitor the situation.

Overtaking is the matter of an ankle-flex, there is no detectable response lag from the turbocharger, and in the DS3 it has an exhaust note deep and sonorous enough to set the right aural backdrop.

She's determined to set something right.

We are here to set you right.

"It's a matter of where to set aside dedicated right of way," he said.