"Right" Example Sentences
1. You're right, the weather does look like rain.
2. Turn right at the next intersection.
3. Is this the right time to talk about the issues we're facing?
4. That shirt looks just right on you.
5. Walk straight ahead then turn right into the office building.
6. The right answer is 42.
7. Please sign your name on the right side of the form.
8. All right, I'll come pick you up after work.
9. I stand by what I said, and I stand by it with all my heart and soul. I stand by it today, tomorrow, and forever. I stand by it with every drop of right within me.
10. The keys should be in my right coat pocket.
11. That's the right decision, I support you 100%.
12. The book is on the right side of the table.
13. Turn right at the next light and it's the third house on the left.
14. You are absolutely right, I was mistaken.
15. We made the right choice in hiring you for this job.
16. Stand up straight with your right foot forward.
17. They approached the issue from the right perspective.
18. Everything has to be just right for the party to be a success.
19. You have every right to be upset about what happened.
20. Check that all items are accounted for and in the right place.
21. I went to the right school but studied the wrong subject.
22. Your point of view has some merit, you might be right.
23. We need to get this right the first time to avoid problems later.
24. The customer is always right.
25. Make a right turn at the next light and then turn left at the park.
26. That's the right way to solve that type of math problem.
27. Don't worry, I'll make everything right again.
28. The right side of the text was cut off when I printed it.
29. The food was cooked to perfection, everything was just right.
30. He righted himself and stood up, brushing the dirt from his pants.
31. Look to the right of the big oak tree and you'll see the shed.
32. The pen is somewhere on my right but I can't see it to reach for it.
33. He righted the vase that had tipped over.
34. The road curves to the right around the mountain.
35. I spent a long time getting everything just right before showing my work to the boss.
36. She straightened up and stood right as an arrow.
37. Turn 90 degrees to your right and walk straight ahead.
38. I'll make this right, I promise.
39. When life knocks you down, get back up and move forward with your head held high. You have every right to keep trying.
40. You have the right to remain silent.
41. The pain is on my right side, just below the ribcage.
42. The answers are A, C, and E in that order from left to right.
43. Stand up straight with your feet shoulder-width apart and arms at your sides.
44. I righted the toppled chair and sat down.
45. That politician turned out to be dead right about the issues facing our country.
46. Make a right turn into the parking lot.
47. She stood up straight and tall, right as rain.
48. The food tasted just right - not too spicy, not too bland.
49. Your hunch was dead right - the clues did point to that suspect.
50. The keys were right where I left them, on the kitchen counter.
51. Get your facts right before publishing inaccurate information.
52. You have the right to an attorney and to remain silent.
53. Stand up straight and tall with your shoulders back.
54. I'm fairly certain I'm right about this, but I could be wrong.
55. Turn right out of the parking lot onto Main Street.
56. The customer is always right in matters of taste.
57. The importance of getting these details right cannot be overstated.
58. The right shoe is on the left and the left shoe is on the right.
59. That's the right cocktail for the job - we'll fix this problem in no time.
60. Your instincts were spot on - you were dead right about that suspect.
Common Phases
1. All
right! - Used to express acceptance, agreement or satisfaction.
2. Come
right in! - Used as a friendly invitation.
3. Dead
right - Completely or absolutely correct.
4. Get it
right - Understand or do something correctly.
5. Make it
right - Fix a wrong, repair or correct a mistake or problem.
6. Not
right - Incorrect, unsuitable, improper or unjust.
7. Out of
right - In the wrong place or position.
8.
Right as rain - Completely back to normal, in excellent condition.
9.
Right behind you - Following very closely behind.
10.
Right hand man - A person who assists and supports someone in a position of power.
11.
Right off the bat - Immediately; at the very beginning.
12.
Right on! - Used to show enthusiasm or agreement.
13. Set something
right - Correct a mistake or error.
14. Straighten someone out- Correct, reprimand or discipline someone.
15. That's
right! - Used to emphasize that something said is correct.