French · right (entitlement)
Go straight on.
There, straight ahead.
Sit up straight.
Stand up straight.
Stand up straight.
Keep going straight.
Go straight on.
Go right ahead.
Don't slouch.
Look straight ahead.
I study law.
He is a law student.
It's a sacred right.
Might makes right.
Are you a law student?
Are you a law student?
I'm a law student.
I'm a law student.
The station is dead ahead.
The ship is bearing due north.
It is their right to vote.
He extended his right arm.
Might is right.
Sir, you are not allowed to park your car here.
We are entitled to vote at the age of twenty.
This ticket entitles you to a free meal.
He got a master's degree in law.
These two lines cut across each other at right angles.
Let's make food a common language and a universal right.
Now you've come of age, you have the right to vote.
Tom is lame in his right foot.
Lie on your right side.
I can't bend my right arm.
You cannot make a crab walk straight.
In the name of tolerance, we should reserve the right not to tolerate intolerance.
Everyone should exercise their right to vote.
Go ahead to the end of the street.
He who walks the straight and narrow path must resist temptations of all sorts.
This ticket entitles the bearer to one chocolate sundae.
You can't teach a crab how to walk straight.
My right foot is sleeping.
Six months ago I had an operation for the cataract in my right eye.
It's a basic human right.
I thought I had the right to fire anyone I wanted to.
I had no right to interfere.
Morally, we don't have the right to get mixed up in this business at all.
Dan has the right to stay here after all.
It is a fundamental human right.
Mary broke her right arm.
There is a fine line between speech that is terse and to the point and speech that is too abrupt.