We are on the right track at last, my boy.

Your father seems to think Marty is getting started on the right track.

" "Then I will put thee on the right track mine own self," quoth Robin, and, taking the Sheriff's horse by the bridle rein, he led him into the main forest path.

"I think I am on the right track," answered Tom.

I suppose, as far as the law's concerned, the old man's on the right track.

" The robber felt sure that he was on the right track.

I was more or less on the right track, for the big granite-strewn bulk of North Hessary lay right in front of me, and I had to cross it to get to the Walkham Valley.

"There was an element of tragedy in that particular robbery," he began, after a few moments of beatified knotting, "altogether different to that connected with most crimes; a tragedy which, as far as I am concerned, would seal my lips for ever, and forbid them to utter a word, which might lead the police on the right track.

"I gather from his visit that he is on the right track at last.

I believe we're on the right track.

So the Press was on the right track at last!

Nobody would have hurt you if you had put us on the right track and asked for a little help.

Are you sure we're on the right track?"

Nevertheless, he is on the right track; and being so thoroughly absorbed and in earnest, he ought to improve.

I went on, seeing that I was on the right track, and that fear of death at Thirkle's hands was uppermost in his mind.

If they have changed, even a little, for the better you are on the right track; if not, we may begin to suspect the life does not suit you.

the violence Of blind misunderstandings often thrusts The very best of us from the right track.

My soul's benighted; I no longer can Distinguish the right track.

Mrs. Davis and Mrs. Jones, hearing the talk about the coming function, began to wonder if they were on the right track after all in regard to the Evans fortune.

The right track.

And the sagacious doctor having gained some information, quite as much, indeed, as he had expected in the first interview, abstained from pushing the matter for the present, and adroitly changed the subject; but while he continued to converse easily with the young man, he felt assured that he was on the right track.

They went astray, wandering from the right way, throwing themselves once more into the arms of the Church as the only means of avoiding the revolutionary danger, and they have not yet returned, nor will they, to the right track.

That Jones was a Confederate spy, was highly probable; this absurd notion of a double had drawn me away from the right track; he was a double, it is true, but only on the surface; he was a Confederate acting the Federal.

At last the experimenter was on the right track, with a conception of a practicable method of transmitting sound.

All attempts to bring me back on the right track were in vain.