Sentence examples for begin properly from inspiring English sources

Three goals, three points, and Columbus's season can now begin properly.

The main proviso in any judgment about Operation Iraqi Freedom is that its central confrontation the battle for Baghdad is yet to begin properly.

In any case, he adds, the game between the authorities and forgers will not begin properly until the notes are in circulation.Getting people to recognise the notes, though, is only part of the problem for the next few months.

There has barely even been time to begin properly reminding people that Uefa boss and clean-up-man-come-lately Michel Platini voted for Qatar, and was accused of having been given a Picasso by Vladimir Putin.

And even if you meet someone on Tinder or (loool) in the great outdoors, chances are you'll follow them on IG at some point, allowing the dance to begin properly.

The race did not begin properly until the final gate was opened, at which point each chariot would be more or less lined up alongside each other, although the ones that had started on the outside would have been traveling faster than the ones in the middle.

There he began properly to appreciate such artists as Hokusai and Utamaro, whose work he had known since adolescence.

About six years ago, I began properly to put all my record collection (mostly CDs, some vinyl) on to a hard drive.

Land and rural development is the first item on the agenda of the peace talks between the FARC and the government of President Juan Manuel Santos which began properly in Havana on November 19th.

"These new figures are particularly worrying given that they only cover November, when the weather was exceptionally mild and winter had not even begun properly," said Nigel Edwards, chief executive of the Nuffield Trust, a leading health thinktank.

The history of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia begins properly on September 23, 1932, when by royal decree the dual kingdom of the Hejaz and Najd with its dependencies, administered since 1927 as two separate units, was unified under the name of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.