Service is casually friendly, as is proper at a beach resort, yet professional.
Responding to Trump's comments, the German Chancellor said, on Monday, "I'm waiting for his Inauguration, as is proper.
If you have yet to receive yours, it's printed, as is proper, on a monogrammed bordered correspondence card, in cursive.
He even wrote a poem for carillon players that reads in part: This sport was meant for beasts Caged (as is proper) twixt earth and sky.
In other words, as is proper for an academic, Lears is concerned not with gambling but with the discourse of gambling, and in the realm of discourse he fears that the culture of control has dominated.
When she first came to this country and this city in June 2007, Nour al-Khal wore a head scarf, as was proper for a woman from Basra, a Shiite-dominated city in southern Iraq.
The timely identification of anxiety in patients with migraine is important, as is proper management after diagnosis.
One cannot be truly magnanimous if one does not esteem oneself as much as is proper in comparison to things beneath oneself" [CN, p.70].
And has a protective hand on it, as is proper bus etiquette.
Third, while addressing Israel's key concerns, as is proper for a nation's leader, Netanyahu did not address issues of high importance to the Palestinians, as is proper for a visionary.
