Sentence examples for appropriate all from inspiring English sources

However hoary such a comparison might seem, it felt appropriate all the same.

You can pass all the bills you want to; you can appropriate all the bills you want to.

By eliminating its neighbors, the weed can appropriate all the water and nutrients that the other plants would have taken, and it has plenty of new space to spread out in.

The Etonians have tried to appropriate all the symbols of working-class culture from the 1980s.

In a cultural landscape that continues to appropriate all things black, it looks like Mrs West has just Columbused several hundred years of black female exploitation and most likely has no friggin idea".

But he couldn't appropriate all of the novel's assets: Mr. Godey's prose on the invention of the deadman's brake, a key element in the crime, had a diamond-cutter's steadiness.

Stove had done her best to challenge the direction of this historical tide, though, by beating Sue Barker in the semi-final, thus precluding an emotionally appropriate all-English final.

I cannot rightfully call Brian by the appropriate, all-encompassing term "husband," and, therefore, society is being denied the right to see our relationship for what it really is.

One sure way to keep the platforms in check is to prevent them from appropriating all the adjacent peripherals.

But was I appropriating all these times as well?

The State Legislature, along with 15percentt added from federal funds, appropriates all the funds.