Examples of 'turn right there' in a sentence
Meaning of "turn right there"
turn right there: This phrase is used to provide directions indicating a specific side or direction to go
How to use "turn right there" in a sentence
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turn right there
I think you need to turn right there.
Good turn right there.
Straight ahead at the exit and turn right there.
You can turn right there.
Turn right there and walk into the workshop.
Then you turn right there.
Turn right there and the entrance is on the left.
You will turn right there.
Turn right there is the EB station.
That was the turn right there.
Go straight through town till you see a little hotel on your left . Turn right there.
Nice first turn right there.
Turn right there at the nurses ' station.
Really technical turn right there.
Turn right there soon Straight?
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I just toss and turn right there beside you.
Even counting' sheep Don't help me sleep I just toss and turn right there beside you.
Take a turn right there.
Gramm, you were supposed to turn right there.
Jack, turn right there.
Do not help me sleep I just toss and turn right there beside you.
Wait, turn right there.
You missed it. That was the turn right there.
If you again turn right there will be a road . Go there, - ls it?
I mean, I felt the tide turn right there.
Amen! Take a turn right there.
All right, do a little--do a little turn right there.
Look out, there is a turn right there.
All right, she's under way. Nice first turn right there.
All right. Do a little turn right there.
You startled me. Turn right there.
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