Sentence examples for are now proper from inspiring English sources

(To those who have read the book, it registers as an in joke that Tripp's eccentric Jewish in-laws are now proper Yankees who live in a house that is "a great place to wake up on Christmas morning").

"I think the point is, there's now proper guidance from the [Department of Education] about this, and I think that's right," he says.

This, apparently, is now proper for settling feuds in Nascar, writes Tom Bowles in SI.com, while Lee Spencer writes on Foxsports.com that it has quickly gone ridiculously too far.

He said it was now "right and proper" that a new chairman should be elected to "take this organisation into the next phase".

They are now a proper fashion line and are treated as such by the fashion industry.

There are now 60 proper democracies compared with 16 after the Second World War.

Dame Fiona Reynolds, director general of the National Trust, said: "What Clark said suggests we are now in proper consultation mode.

Although the "entertainment workers" at the shoe-factory-turned-karaoke-bar are now learning proper condom use, prostitutes in detention are more often lectured about renouncing an immoral career than taught techniques for protected sex.

Instead of writing in "text speak" like "u r," "u8," "b4" and others, people are now using proper words.

And he once described government transport policy thus: "We are now taking proper, putting the amount of resources and investment to move what we call extreme conditions which must now regard as normal".

They never patched the bullet holes and they are now a proper memorial to the miner, the dealer and a completely different time out here in the west.