Sentence examples for was put right with from inspiring English sources

And yesterday that was put right with the News Of The World bandying about wild theories that Billie Piper was being courted to return to her role as Rose Tyler, as early as next year.

Mistakes are inevitable but almost all can be put right with a smile, an apology and a generous gesture.

This, it was argued, should be put right with a full-blown edition representing Joyce's intentions.

An extraordinary country was being let down, but could be put right with a few good policy changes and a change of leadership, Mr Perry told the crowd.

All that harm from takeaways, boozy nights and work stress can be put right with a daily dose of live bacteria.

The unprecedented intervention by Wheatley, who retired in 2010 and was succeeded by Michael Spurr, highlights deep concern that the prison crisis will not easily be put right – with dire consequences for prisoners, staff and the public.

Then came Galway Blaze, a personal favourite, trained by the artful Jimmy FitzGerald: a horse chronically prone to lameness, even on the morning of the race, he had been put right with a spin round Market Rasen just a week previously, and bolted up off 10st.

The output power of the QCL was measured by a calibrated thermopile detector (Coherent, EMP1000) that was put right in front of the device with a metallic tube collecting the laser emission.

This is them going to the mainstream and being put right there with the Super Bowl and the World Series.

It was putting right ancient wrongs.

The satellite data, it turned out, were wrong: having been put right, they now agree with terrestrial data that things are hotting up.