I reckon I heard it right enough, Dick; but what was it?
A good while afterwards a fisherman off of this here Island picked up the map at sea in a bottle, and I got it off'n him; he squealed a good bit when I stuck him, but I got it, right enough.
That's right enough," he announced at last, "but I shall expect you to do some writing too.
I can do it right enough, so far as the big things are concerned.
I am after bigger game than a couple of German spies--though they come into it right enough.
She wouldn't give no nime, but that's 'er right enough.
There's been a curse on the lot of us right enough!
I'm right enough," Sarah said stiffly, forced into speech at last; and Eliza laughed victoriously and returned to her food with zest.
They say some folk come out right enough, wi' a bit o' luck.
So they did in the time of the Ph[oe]nicians, and so they still do, and that part is right enough.
I'm a humble seeker after truth, right enough, but I want it fresh and snappy.
That is right enough, Sam, but I would like to save both.
That is right enough, chief; but we know three of them came along the hills before, and it is like enough they will all come that way next time.
What was wanted to be looked at was on hand, right enough--and I reckon it showed to most advantage by about as much light as it got from the stars.
Sal done it, right enough--and that turned out to be about the hottest night Palomitas ever had.
There was the little tables for drinks, right enough; and out of the way in a corner with a cloth over it, same as usual, was the wheel.
What ye have said is right enough, ywis [certainly And muckle more; for little heaviness Is right enough to many folk, I guess.
But right anon the worthy Knight began (When that he saw that all the people lough) [laughed 'No more of this, for it is right enough!
Oh, yes, sir, this is right enough," replied Smith.
Yes, sir, that's right enough, but we seem to have begun wrong way on.
I'm right enough, and I want to take the measurement of these things before they are skinned.
It is there, right enough, as plain as mud in a wine-glass, about fifteen miles off, and stretching right athwart our hawse.
I didn't take to you at first, but I guess you're right enough.
Of course, if you're going to be met, it's right enough.
You will come back, right enough,' said his friend, as he handed him a pair of sculls.
The little lady's right enough with me, who knows her aunts and uncle, and all the little cousins.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "right enough" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
