Sentence examples for comes properly from inspiring English sources
One factor is coal, Mongolia's chief mineral export before a vast new copper mine, Oyu Tolgoi (OT) in the Gobi desert, comes properly on-stream.
At line 10 the poem comes properly into focus, moving briskly and impressively towards a grotesque and disturbing closing image which the poet wisely allows to speak for itself, This success makes it all the more urgent to sort out the earlier lines.
(The only time the National Rifle Association ever hesitates, after all, is while waiting for a political target to come properly into range).
Controversy came properly dressed in a coat and tie, traveled to California with Ron Artest and is ending with a few sub-.500 teams awaiting the second season.
JONATHAN FRANZEN: I had a notion of Denise, of a character named Denise, who had dark, curly hair and fraught relations with her father, way back around 1992, but she was the last character to come properly into focus.
England's head coach, Trevor Bayliss, who was in charge of New South Wales when Hughes died, admitted there were anxious moments in the home dressing room also, with Morgan taking an hour to come properly round after the blow and sporting a bruise.
A world where our security comes from properly funded public services and everyone having decent housing and a good job.
The broth has an unusually clear flavor, and the seafood, despite the different sizes and textures, all comes out properly cooked.
If wood used in a power station comes from properly managed forests, then the carbon that billows out of the chimney can be offset by the carbon that is captured and stored in newly planted trees.
Assuming it comes from properly managed forests, however, wood is a green fuel because the CO2 released when it gets burned will be sucked from the air by the trees planted to replace the felled ones.
