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Meanings of sent right in English

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Usage of sent right in English
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Letter was sent right on by the steamer, addressed to Cincinnati.
Ray's Daughter: A Story of Manila
2
You'd better ring and have it sent right up.
The Trail of the Lonesome Pine
3
So I sent right out for a teacher.
With the Procession
4
If you've got any other things besides your trunk, have them sent right along by freight.
The Witness
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This she did, and was told by the stenographer that the machine would be sent right up.
The new yorker
6
It shall be sent right off.
The Man in the Twilight
7
Although perplexed by the straightforward, brave look she had sent right at him, he was not entirely baffled.
Ruth
8
His sister Aglaia had been sent right across Siberia, and he did not know where she was now.
The Bishop and Other Stories
9
If you want to borrow my trap and get home in a hurry, just see it's sent right back.
Son of a witch: volume two in the wicked years
10
They say that the white man sent right and left at all those faces a proud and unflinching glance.
Lord Jim
11
Den we sent right off for you, marse, to ketch yer at home 'fore yer went to de works.
For Woman's Love
12
WIKILEAKS A Mueller probe mystery is why prosecutors in late 2018 sent right-wing author Jerome Corsi a draft plea agreement.
Reuters
13
A preliminary report has now come to hand concerning the crack sent right up your wall into Mr. &Mrs. Goldminer's apartment.
A singular man
14
Did we ever learn anything that would tell us what was in the transmission Colonel Dun sent right before she died?
Tarnished Knight
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He had to see Bessie at once; the kidnap note had to be sent right away; there was no time to lose.
Native son
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The boys eyed each other keenly for a moment, and then Jimmie said: I'd have it sent right off if I were you.
The Boy Scout Camera Club; Or, the Confession of a Photograph
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