Because its judges serve for fixed terms and are not part of the city's regulatory apparatus, this court can rightly boast of its status as independent.

Helium," he said, "rightly boasts the most beautiful women of Barsoom, and of all her treasures the wondrous daughter of Mors Kajak, Dejah Thoris, is the most exquisite flower.

Today, with its 10,120 all-seater capacity Lincoln can rightly boast that they have "one of the best stadiums in lower league football", which is fitting homage to their tragic involvement in events at Bradford in 1985.

The network could rightly boast of being "America's Olympic Network" as it made the longest and most expensive commitment ever since the Olympics were first presented on TV.

President Bush rightly boasts that his nominee would bring racial and economic diversity to an upper-middle-class institution.

What lingers are the surprising, revealing visual metaphors for an astoundingly orchestrated process featuring what the program rightly boasts is "a cast of billions."

Kibbutz leaders rightly boast that the movement, now about 80 years old, helped mold modern Zionism, drawing downtrodden ghetto Jews from Eastern Europe and putting them to work in the fields, where they grew bronzed, strong and self-reliant.

He has numbers of his own that he could rightly boast about, but he is not inclined to.

By the 1720s Britain was one of the most prosperous countries in the world, and Daniel Defoe could rightly boast:

Bridgeport can rightly boast that it has the finest public beach between Madison and the New York State border; if multicultural diversity doesn't scare you, neither will the park.