Sentence examples for be proper to from inspiring English sources

Houdon it would not be proper to advance money, but as his disbursements and labour advance.

It certainly would be proper to send a gift, even several months after the wedding.

The stable chemical properties make it be proper to a range of metal material applications.

"It would be proper to invite the court in Strasbourg to reconsider its views," said the attorney general, Lord Goldsmith.

She pointed out she declined an invitation to their wedding because it would "not be proper" to attend.

"It would not be proper to proceed," Walsh said, asking the judge to announce not guilty verdicts.

And it will be proper to respect what President Obama is trying to do, and to respect American emotions.

Nabu's symbols were the clay tablet and the stylus, the instruments held to be proper to him who inscribed the fates assigned to men by the gods.

The ruling yesterday raised the question of what results might be changed in the future, and even whether it might be proper to adjust results from the past.

Marks told jurors that the onus was on the prosecution to provide sufficient evidence that it would be "proper to convict these various defendants of these charges".

"Since the county executive has not seen this letter, it would not be proper to comment on it," said John Zaher, a spokesman for Mr. Gulotta.