be right

Lyle: You may be right. I told him he's going to get canned if he keeps it up. I think I'll have another talk with him.

It can be right to call with decent hands that have little chance of improving even if you plan to fold if there is a bet on the next round.

She had once declared that whatever her father did should in her eyes be right.

To all those rumours and gossips, I advise you to turn a deaf ear and do what you judge to be right.

Adam did not, however, possess the guarantee that he would forever be right with God and forever righteous.

Calming words. . . we'll see if it turned out to be right. We look at everything short-term, you know.

Put a double star on Tuesday, May 26, an ideal day to have a discussion about a very special position that might be right for you.

Bush may be right that Americans will not long support policies that don't involve trying to succeed.

If I contact the mail server and ask for my mail, the service program must be able to verify that I am who I claim to be, right?

Let's calculate how much waste is not classified waste of resources will be right.

Because we don't expect it to be right, we often build the least we have to to then validate whether it was the right thing to build.

Mr Mark would be right to say that electricity and internet access are also not for ordinary people.

He leaves me to wash myself, tells me that I should not be afraid; he'll be right outside the door.

But if your conscience is clear, you can stand strong in the face of all criticism, knowing that you've done what you know to be right.

Hi there, be right with you. We're a little busy right now, but take a look around, I'll be right with you.

In my heart I believed her to be right; and yet I took it rather ill, too, that she should be so positive on the point.

The persevering president will no doubt keep plugging away and for a while will be right to do so.

'The criminal charge was wrong in the first place, so the ruling by no means can be right itself, ' he said.

Be ready to courageously stand up for what you know to be right.

Dr Metcalfe says he learned from Stewart Alsop, InfoWorld's editor, that it was more important to be interesting than to be right.

And if Mr Qaddafi uses his air force to kill large numbers of his own people, the world would be right to enforce a no-fly zone over Libya.

If he turns out to be right, the vindication could propel his career. His party may even look to him as a future leader.

He might be right or he might be overstating things a bit but it wouldn't hurt to use less plastic.

The tradeoff is that they have to be right up against the enemy, rather than able to attack from a distance.

The shoes may be perfect for that person but they may not be right at all for you.

KNOW you to be of TRUTH and how you are helping so many . . . it wouldn't be right for you to say this and then not deliver the goods.

You think so? Hey, wait a minute. You might be right. There's something moving in the nest. . . I mean, hat.

If you want to be right in the centre then this isn't the hotel for you but I would definitely recommend it for value and comfort.

But I believe the fate this thing does exist, so after a number of years, I may not be a spectator, perhaps you might be right, ha ha!

Made your choice when you spread your lies but we've seen what you'd like to hide on the surface you may appear to be right.

He was upset, of course, and said he would be right over to talk with me.

What has not changed is the essence of this publication: predictions, some of which may even turn out to be right.

Though Mrs. Busssman was fully acquainted with this story, she thought that there was a chance in a million that she might be right.

It's been a bit unfortunate, but that's why I'm determined to be right for this season and hopefully have a turn of luck.

He said it would not be right to discuss the matter in detail ahead of the governors' decision next month.

He said the terrorists only need to be right once, while those working in counterterrorism need to be right 100 percent of the time.

If you live each day as if it was your last, someday you'll most certainly be right.

I began to think that Penelope might be right about the state of her young lady's affections after all.

One ought to live up to what he knows to be right.

And no matter how much the ad makes you laugh, it has to be right for your brand.

It's actually a pretty useless number considering it never seems to be right, at least for me.

Oh geez, alright. Alright, alright. I'll be right down there, okay? Hang on. Oh, it's unbelievable. I got to do everything myself.

Mr Black may have been politically incorrect but an objective analysis suggests he might be right.

Dan would be right to stand by his roommate and not turn him in.

Amanda: You know what? I think you might be right.

"We are going to be right at the front of that trend. "

We become aware of the fact that there are several possible courses of action, and all of them seem to be right.

If you live each day as if it was your last, someday you will most certainly be right.

Your wife will be back in a week or two and everything will be right as rain again.

But it cannot be right for a country with such a huge surplus to resort to competitive devaluation.

It's strange to think how different my life would be right now if I had been one of the cool kids.

They may be right about . . . , but they seem to fail to take into account the fact that . . .

Okay, tell her to hold on a minute. I'll be right there.

I could not understand her ideas but I had a feeling she might be right. I looked at her in wonder.

It could not have been very easy to be right and careless with such a secret in her heart.

she thought that there was a chance in a million that she might be right.

Finally, Edward looked over at me with a polite smile. "I'll be right behind you, " he promised.

Maybe it'll never be right for your company, but you won't know for sure without giving it a try.

it's like they pretend it's a 10-year difference. And was it exciting to be back with Zorro again? It had to be, right?

Ever get into an argument where you forgot what you were arguing about, but you knew you had to be right?

And if you think the word channel makes Wolfram sound like an executive, you'd be right.

'We seem to be right now selling into a rising-price market, ' said Dan Zajdel, vice president of investor relations for Consol.

Jobs believed that, for an object to resonate with consumers, every piece of it had to be right, even the ones you couldn't see.

If you think that you are almost always right, or that you "know how things work" , you get be right.

And if you look really carefully , it's going to be right around this point you'll actually see a back -flush .

He figures finding a magnetic monopole would put him on the fast track for a Nobel Prize. And he would be right.

But the internet ensures that the law of defamation now threatens anyone who stands up for what he believes to be right.

Mr Valls may be right, but the French do not seem ready to listen.

You might be right, but I want to ask you to listen to my whole story before coming to a conclusion.

In Britain, at least, it may be right still to see alcohol as a big public-health and social concern.

well , i suppose as you are an archbishop you must be right . it seems a bit fishy to me.

Wikipedia editors have no incentive to be right, or to be objective.

"Well, now, " said the lady, "with a little girl like you waiting for her, I'm sure she'll be right back. "

You want to hold a review, and you want to exclude the one big issue which should be right at the heart of that review.

Their suggestions might be right, but if they refuse to account for your feelings and concerns, they might be very, very wrong as well.

But the fact that the stock is going up is actually a sign of strength and an indication that you may be right.

So easy to be right when everyone else is wrong, so easy to be confident when someone else is putting themselves on the line.

Though Mrs Bussman knew this story quite well, she thought there was a chance in a million that she might be right.

It is more of a perception, which probably was as true as it ever could be right after World War II.

But for this show, museum officials thought the time would be right. And in the end, they said, the timing added special value.

Mm, well you could be right, actually. I never thought of it like that.

If humans were to live longer, we are told, the world, in some way, would not be right: It would no longer be noble, beautiful or exciting.

"It seemed too crazy to be right, " said Schmidt, speaking to the Nobel committee press conference from his home in Canberra, Australia.

I suppose you might be right, but I think he should be a little less critical.

If it's wrong to love you, i prefer not to be right; if it's criminal to miss you, i'm most willing to be shot down.

And I think quantum mechanics is a beautiful example of how Hume's approach to science is turned out to be right rather than Kant's.

Would it be right to let big pharmaceutical companies carry on marketing and selling them or ought they to be banned?

However so often when you think you have fallen in love with someone, that person may just not be right for you!

"Up until now dating has been a rarity in India, but culture is changing and our timing just happens to be right, " said Sachs.

Still, you may be right, she has no manners, but she'd make an attractive mistress all the same.

You could [may, might] be right, but I don't think you are.

but it has slowly dawned upon us that you may be right, and we want to talk it over with you seriously.

In an underworld culture, the countryside would be right there, a few hundred yards above the upper level of the cities -- wherever you are.

The bank frets about regulatory capture, too, but doubts that any rule would be right for all circumstances.

Is there such a thing as a "wrong" interpretation, even if multiple interpretations may be "right" ?

"I'll be right back with that, " she assured him with another unnecessary smile.

On the economic front, it would be wise to have a plan B in case Keynesian fears about overstringent cuts turn out to be right.

It would be right to describe your father, among other things, as a very hard-working person.

Max: Then he said I might be right after all, so he's still thinking about it.

He says the most important invention might be right in front of your eyes. He is talking about a simple pair of glasses.

When a programmer says pairing will slow him down, he might be right.

Exasperated, I said, "Where would you be right now if I didn't feel like making dinner? "

If Nouriel Roubini of the Stern School in New York were to be right (as he has been hitherto), they are.

But only a few such entrepreneurs have to be right to change the face of business.

MacReady: Somebody in this camp ain't what he appears to be. Right now that may be one or two of us. By spring, it could be all of us.

Use common sense and pay attention to your gut reaction. This is often the Holy Spirit in you, warning you that things may not be right.

Get to know others in a group (less pressure, more 'real', gives a safe place to decide if the person may be right for you or not).

Paul: He said he'd be right behind us.

"They said: " The moment you rest, we'll be right back.

The instant you either decide or assume you know what's going to happen next, you will automatically expect to be right.

For me, this would be right around the time I started my tech consulting business.

No the notes seem to be right. Total volume is capital V, molecular volume is little v.

Once you know the salary you can command , you can decide which jobs fall into your desired range and could be right for you .

"Tell her I'll be right out, " she said softly. Then, looking at the card, added: "Mrs. Vance. "

Right now that link redirects to Google. com, but we assume the gallery's launch must be right around the corner.

We mentioned that the strength must be right to preserve an intact corpse is with a purpose. . .

In a minute you're gonna be, right here instead of there with him.

Although those predictions turned out to be right, neither was remotely close to being the big story of the past 12 months.

Tell that I'll be right there. Here's your message to Ewdison then. Ready to send it? Yes. OK, I'll send it.

And it says she's doing some final touches. . . on an extra special presentation for you, and she'll be right here.

Bob: Well, you may be right. Let Miss Wu to take care of him.

You would probably be safe, when meeting any woman over fifty, just to say, "Nice to meet you, Judy. " Most of the time you would be right.

But, if you are aware of the risk you're taking and the pros outweigh the cons of this method, it might be right for you!

I am willing to take the risk of standing up against a popular opinion if I do not believe it to be right.

Noll conditions will be right for a pleasing, courageous result, thanks to the Sun and Uranus in friendly conversation.

If Ettinger turns out to be right, then he will be seen as a scientific genius who was ahead of his time.

"The proper officers, comparing every article with its voucher, certified them to be right" (Benjamin Franklin).

Even so, surely it cannot be right for people who do not own any government debt to profit from sovereign distress?

Debit note: A note in a form similar to an invoice but used where an invoice would not be right for the purpose.

OK! You're all set! Come back with me to your seat, and Eva will be right with you.

If this persists, they're going to be right back in it going south again in July and August.

The terms and conditions need to be right for the company and its shareholders.

If it's wrong to you, then my heart just won't let me be right.

They will be right at the front all of the time, because their resources are on a completely different level to ours at Red Bull.

Trying to be right is a waste of time and energy. I would rather be happy than right.

You might be right, or you might be completely wrong - but at least you'll have an answer.

No way. I'm not tired. Jianming might be right around here. He could be in danger at any moment, so we need to hurry up and find him.

The results of a decennial population census by the National Bureau of Statistics in 2010 shows they might be right.

Doing what you believe to be right, even if others mock or criticize you for it.

Live every day as if it were your last, because one of these days you will be right.

For once she would be right, as it is the difficulties of the Icelandic banks that have revealed the fly in the ointment.

Upon further reflection, I saw that she might be right, after all.

You just found your inside man, but it's got to be right now.

But everyone knew the story had to be right and well written. Getting the creators on board was a massive step forward for the project.

And he would be right. But he shouldn't count on finding one right away; magnetic monopoles have eluded our best scientists for centuries.

Not all that much - except five months ago, I was wrong. This time there is a chance I may be right.

Any of those could be right for you, depending on your goals.

Its precarious stability will be jeopardised further if Mr Zardari proves to be right and the war against the Taliban is being lost.

James: You might be right about that. But I'll lay money on it, you'll be love Kindergarten Cop. . .

On further reflection, I saw that she might be right, after all.

If your current employment situation isn't ideal, the timing may be right to turn things around.

He might be right there, but that's really not Flock's goal, it seems.

John: You might be right about that. But I'll lay money on it, you'll love Kindergarten Cop. . .

It's too early to talk about where the title is going, but if we beat Chelsea we'll be right back in there.

He programmed himself to be right for match days but you accept that because you know he will then go out and get you three points.

The time would come soon enough when sleep would be right out of the question.

President. But if you really want them, get ready; the time to earn your Nobel Peace Prize may be right around the corner.

Audrey would be right there, from beginning to end!

After the fact, a few will turn out to be right, and many wrong.

Only if he's running in slow motion, but he won't be, right? If it goes by that quickly, it'll be more like subliminal advertising.

You may well be right; I am not in a position either to refute or to verify them.

Your financial instincts will be right on the money, but because Venus is still retro, you should try to make your plans. . .

But I'm thinking, "I'll be right back in a couple of days, dropping her off. "

What is a homecoming? If you think it refers to returning home, in a way, you would be right.

But if Bethlehem wasn't a Senator you would be right there in his basement looking for that killing floor.

He may be right, but here too economic growth, coupled with good governance, may yet prove to be a source of solutions rather than problems.

It would be nice if Mr Market turned out to be right.

There is no need to be right or wrong, or say that you are better than someone else.

Don't look now but we've got a pair of eyeballs on us. Just start walking, I'll be right behind you.

Then the more they think about it, they realize, no, not maybe right, some version of it has to be right!

Boris Johnson argues it would "not be right" for him, as MPA chair, to intervene.

If we did not advance when the masses demand advance, that would be Right opportunism.

Still, Mr Brown may be right to question whether doing more for the elderly as a group is a sensible idea.

I know what I'm talking about, and I usually turn out to be right.

Also, the more important something is, the more important it will feel to be right about it, to have that emotional security.

She seems to be right. =It seems that she is right.

SERVER: Alright, I'll go put in your order. And I'll be right back with your drinks and your plates for the salad bar.

You might be right there. Governments need to stop thinking about endless economic growth. We only have one world!

Admit "I'm willing to admit that I may not always be right, but I am never wrong. "

Right now, it looks to be right on track, if not a bit ahead of the curve.

I tell you, one man will be waiting for you forever in this world, no matter when and where you are, the man will be right waiting for you.

I had to do it, if I wanted to be right with Christ myself.

hope you can be my love after three years and i'll be right here waiting for you .

DB: If you know me you'd think I'm a strange guy and you'd be right.

In the Lesson Module, all matches must be right for the question to be scored as correct.

Not sure what organization would be right for you? This list , organized by topic, can help you get started.

The timing could be right for Porsche, too, as the German automaker is coming up on some pretty hefty bills.

But even if the futurists are wrong about the pace of change, they may turn out to be right about the direction.

He may well be right, but that's beside the point. Gaming is NOT about telling stories.

Just a minute! I'll be right there.

Therefore I esteem all thy precepts concerning all things to be right; and I hate every false way.

Judicatory justice should be right each pursuit of a case, and rather than is certain a pursuit of the case.

Third, since the tariffs are meant only to provide temporary relief from import surges, we will be right back here in a few years.

Rough turning tools can be right-hand or left-hand types, depending upon the direction of feed.

And I'll quickly get on this. - Okay. I'll be right back with it.

He argued that countries that are victims of Chinese mercantilism may be right to take protectionist action.

"These wreaths are new, but unfortunately any sunspots would be right at or below the resolution of our model, " Brown said.

Remember that in many cases it's better to keep a relationship unchanged than to be 'right' all the time.

I just wanted so much to be right and for them so much to be wrong.

Someone may argue that I missed the boat on this list, and they may be right.

He may or may not be right, but Unilever is certainly putting its money where his mouth is.

Research has shown that men usually sleep on the right side of the bed. Even in their sleep they have to be right.

But equity investors are unlikely to be much happier if the gold bugs turn out to be right.

And research presented to the AAAS meeting in San Diego suggests it may be right to do so.

You could be right, but I don't think you are right.

Follow-up brushes to enhance the appearance of test and packaging to be right before the appearance of brush-wide review.

Would be right for such a little taste.

If you're thinking that the huge immigration from Mexico to the United States has some pretty drastic social implications, you'd be right.

Just we were on unsuitable bowl for soup like they had been too tired to be right.

It would not be right to dampen their spirits.

A happy home is one in which each spouse grants the possibility that the other may be right, though neither believes it.

Katie! Oh my God. . . great to see you. Thanks, everybody. We'll be right back. We'll be right back.

Pam: You may be right, but I can't think what they might be.

You could be right , but I don't think you are .

Trying to be right is a waste of time and energy.

Government officials may well be right when they insist that the latest upset was an accident.

The customer may not always be right, but they should be treated right.

What you consider to be wrong may appear to be right to others.

The only way that they could be right is if there was some kind of grand conspiracy.

The conditions must be right and the timing such that you are aware of our coming, and that it is welcomed.

The critics could be right, but it seems as though the benefits may outweight the costs.

And he may well be right; the decision could be overturned either by Switzerland's supreme court, or by the European Court of Human Rights.

Take a seat, please. I'm in the middle of something. I'll be right with you.

Even if it takes many days, I'll be right here, waiting to love you, as I already love you now.

Whenever you come, whatever we talk. And I'll be right here waiting for you, Jialiang!

We all have inside feelings from time to time, sometimes they turn out to be right and sometimes they don't.

Longer term, though, it's still impossible to know which prediction will turn out to be right.

( Answering the intercom ) Be right there . ( To Robbie and Rachel ) Be back in a sec.

You might attribute that to your conversation partner: " Jane must be on edge about her job. " And you may be right.

We had an opportunity to go top of the League and in that situation you have to be right in your intensity and in your concentration level.

And said "I don't know, so I'm gonna invent something called gravitational pull. " And Einstein said, no, this theory can't be right.

You are going to get back on that horse, and I am going to be right behind you, holding on tight, and away we are going to go, go, go.

In speculating, it would be folly to expect to be right every time.

Yet what is even more annoying about it is the suspicion that he might be right.

Treating the centre of Europe as a hopeless and irrelevant borderland cannot be right.

He envisioned Shanghai as the hub of Asia and the future of China, and he turned out to be right.

House: Which is why it's going to be so cool when I turn out to be right.

Actually under any other time, you would be right in all your assumptions.

and in this case, it is implied, it would be right to make slaves of the conquered.

finally, thermal error compensation system will be obtained and proved to be right through practical manufacturing process.

Mrs Clinton may be right that outside support for the uprising would be counter-productive.

Not to allow them to swim in the river at noon turned out to be right.

We rushed over to the chemistry department and said, "Could Pauling be right? "

My beloved says that if one day I choose to leave, she will be right here waiting.

So all the observations that supported a first order process, which basically only supported one elementary reactions, might not be right.

Things aren't the way they were when you were young, grandma. You may be right about that.

According to T-bag's memory, plus to Scofield's clever mind, they judged that the money should be right under a garage.

And for a while, you think it can't be right.

So dollar bears may be right about the direction of America's economy, but wrong about the consequences for monetary policy.

The goal of economic research is not to be "right, " but rather to be accurate.