Sentence examples for do some proper from inspiring English sources

Do some proper research.

It would also be a good idea to do some proper research on them.

You need to take time to do some proper research into who to volunteer with.

"I'm not known there so I could do some proper people-watching".

The number of boards on which each TCV partner sits is being reduced "aggressively"—presumably so they have time to do some proper mentoring.

I'd rather do some proper theatrical magic – when our carpet flies, I know how they do it, and am in thrall to it every time".

2.23pm GMT 80 mins: City are doing some proper pressurising, without quite creating a great chance.

"If I'd known I would have done some proper revision.

"But if you've been stuck in 'Phantom' for 10 years and you're about ready to slit your wrists, and you crave doing some proper acting, you can do that here".

His latest solo show, International Indoor Championship Moaning, was a critical and commercial hit in Edinburgh last summer, and although he wears his learning lightly, it's always apparent that you're in the presence of a comic who's done some proper thinking, and not just another wag with the gift of the gab.

Raven's book, as one would expect, is thick with social detail and nuance; his interesting decision to make Greece rather than Transylvania the ancestral home of vampirism shows that he had done some proper research into the folklore of the undead.