In the proper manner

Usage examples of correctly.

The symbols, except that for Cauac, are too plain to admit of doubt, and there is no difficulty in reference to Cauac, the question of doubt being with regard to the Ahau, which is partially surrounded by other characters and may, apparently, be as correctly considered a part of the hieroglyphic inscription as of the day column.

Karyn had her pegged correctly after all: a slightly askew twelve-year-old asimmer with prepubescent fantasies playing a not particularly nice joke on him.

Some babies may have difficulty getting their mouth positioned on the nipple correctly and need help each time.

It had taken four years after leaving Biloxi for her to learn to speak English correctly.

He wondered sometimes if he even remembered her face correctly, or if he had replaced it with an ancient poster of a Bollywood girl, one of the old ones that Shriram kept in the safe of his winding shop and guarded jealously from the influences of light and air.

There was a Lemercier on the list of secondary suspects that Maggie had given him, a Bonapartist officer if he recalled correctly.

If Desnoyers concluded correctly that the marks on many of the bones had been made by flint implements, then it would appear that human beings had been present in France during that time.

If I recall correctly, there are size limitations on structures in Bonita Vista.

But even with a correctly boresighted rifle, this promised to be a much more difficult target to hit than a goat.

His most famous square was a kingsize brainteaser that did not sum correctly at the diagonals, unless the diagonals were bent like boomerangs.

He looked round the room for the last time to check that each cryonic chamber was functioning correctly.

I remember correctly, dollface, you asked me that a few times last night.

His mind was reeling and he needed to make sure he had heard everything Durango was telling him correctly.

If the bomb worked correctly, as the prototype had, it would connect itself to the surface of the Peaceforcer rolligon by a superconducting magnet, punch a sixty-centimeter-long spike down through the stiff outer wall of the rolligon, and, through the spike, spray fadeaway at high pressure across the interior of the rolligon.

Fiddleback correctly guessed that he could train me in things the way he had trained Pygmalion, butsincemy identity came as a reflection of Fiddleback, 1 would never rebel.