Sentence examples for a proper use from inspiring English sources

I tried it out at the time but results seemed mixed and it was hard to judge how useful it might be without a proper use case to test it on.

Still: is that a proper use of prayer?

Surely, it concluded in its Telegraph-style polemic, "this would be a proper use of our £12bn overseas aid budget".

As a result, I've been trying to find information so I can make a proper use of my vote.

It said, in effect, "yes, we remember, admire and pity you too" Now that is a proper use of poppies.

Given the gravity of the incidents, it certainly seems like a proper use of Defra's resources to pursue the case further.

The reality is that Shockey's talent would make him a big part of any team, particularly if a coach made proper use of him.

Yet a profound knowledge of their moisture dynamics and fungal susceptibility is a prerequisite for proper use.

It is a legitimate and proper use of it".

I don't think that it's a sensible or proper use of policing".

This is a powerful and proper use of these representations, and does not significantly affect the extracted reaction network.