Russian
по часовой стрелке Portuguese
sentido dos ponteiros do relógio Spanish
sentido de las agujas del reloj Catalan
sentit horari One that proceeds in the same direction as a clock's hands.
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Don't stop or turn to right or left no matter how hard they pull or scream.
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And earth-born Briareus, when his thousand hands turn to right his wrongs, is not delicate in their handling.
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He stood a moment, wondering if he should turn to right or left, then briskly crossed the street.
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I taught him to rise on his flippers and march, also to turn to right or left at the word.
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Reluctantly she retraced her steps, and at the foot of the hill was uncertain whether she should turn to right or left.
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With these I would ride up the narrow road, and so turn to right and left, falling upon the archers behind the hedge.
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Now he turned to right, now to left, and the minutes flew.
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Whatever law you accept, you must obey, without turning to right or left.
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Entering and approaching the table, the Leaders turned to right and left to greet each other.
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He stood still a moment, his jaw set, only his eyes turning to right and left.
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The gyroscopic action of a rotary engine will affect the longitudinal stability when an aeroplane is turned to right or left.
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At end of to-day's course turned to right into wrong channel, into little narrow lake half mile long, prettiest I ever saw.
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The turning to right and left symbolises the alert guarding of the heads which are supposed to be carried by the victorious warriors.
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He thrust his gloved hands deep into its capacious pockets and walked on, his eyes turning to right and left as he went.
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The man, with his frightened eyes turning to right and left, and seeming to search for something in the shadows about him, advanced obediently.
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This state of mind is an exercise of faith and patience, through which much may be gained if it is turned to right account.