put something to rights

He always saw her home once the kitchen was put to rights.

You can use the time to put this place to rights.

I listened to the other two as they put the world to rights.

"You just said nobody could ever put things to rights."

But sometimes I despair of the world ever getting put to rights.

Doesn't everyone need a little quiet time to put themselves to rights again?

Who comes along and says he'll pay for everything to be put to rights?

We will put it to rights, as the English say.

But it's going to take our experts, when they get here, a lot of time to put everything to rights.

I don't mind saying that they need a good man to put the company to rights.