Sentence examples for alright from high-quality English sources.

• Q: Alright.

• Just: ‘are you alright mate’.

• “Alright, alright, alright.”

• The opening half of And It’s Still Alright is pleasant enough.

• I'm sure everything's gonna be alright.

• Course I’m alright” but I wasn’t alright.

• "It'd be alright if the servers didn't run on a potato," wrote one user, Rhys Furlow.

• Where cosmic funk wallows in Stygian gloom, and even Pharrell isn’t happy but merely ‘Alright’?

Use alright in a sentence.

• On Twitter, the only place left to be, Kirkup joked: “Alright time to reactivate my MySpace account.”

• DAVEY JOHNSTONE: We tried to cut Saturday Night's Alright For Fighting and it really sounded hilarious.

• "I get in the booth and I'm like alright, alright, here we go, here we go," bbno$ told Genius.

• Alright, let's address the elephant in the room right away: Aesop Resurrection Aromatique Hand Wash is expensive.

• "Uptight (Everything's Alright)" was Stevie Wonder's first hit that he cowrote, alongside songwriters Sylvia Moy and Henry Cosby.

• "As more cars enable Alexa, in particular, it's going to be really easy to be able to say, 'Alright, Alexa, play Erica Mandy's podcast."

• Patrick Mahomes is giving it maximum effort alright - and to be fair he's had a few balls dropped by his receivers tonight as well as being on the run all night.

• Responding to a question about whether she went to the police, the presenter said it would have been pointless, explaining: "They would've said, well, that's just to do with your private life, you're alright, he's not done anything that breaks the law."

alright sentence examples

• Between 1970 and 1975, there were 11 in all, an astonishingly productive purple patch that generated classic singles like Saturday Night's Alright For Fighting, Tiny Dancer and Rocket Man - the latter of which unexpectedly turned Elton into a sex symbol.

• Michael Fish – Still beloved by the nation for his soothing, avuncular manner and calm reassurances that everything’s going to be alright, it is hoped the former weatherman and hurricane denialist can be installed before the inevitable coronavirus second wave.

• Alice Ross, another protester, said: "It seems terrible to me that after August we will probably have our fingers bandaged alright at night time but anything more serious and you'll have to be taken over by ambulance - at great expense I should think - to Gloucestershire Royal."

• “The kids are alright” (based on a song by the Who, and subsequently a film) crops up, with minor variations, on a weekly and sometimes daily basis in British newspapers: “The kids are alright online”, “The kids are all right (and left)”, “The kids are all right, left and centre”, and so on.