Modern endodontic surgery involves both root-end preparation and proper sealing of all apical portals of exit.
Those of us who entered Princeton between 1940 and 1944 probably still wonder how much we missed by not having four normal years, neatly bounded by freshman rituals at one end and a proper graduation at the other.
Although I have a bit of a soft spot for those claggy catering beans left to evaporate on a hot plate for hours on end, and a proper distaste for an overly watery sauce spreading unchecked across a plate (won't somebody think of the eggs!), it should be sufficiently liquid to moisten a piece of toast, and Kerridge's version just sits on top.
Islamic literature is full of injunctions about the centrality of an education based on ethics and proper ends.
[T]here is absolutely an end put to the power and objects of deliberation in this House, and an end to all just and proper means of decision".
"We want to play our full part in the Games and we feel that the East End is the right and proper venue for the Olympic marathon," the Tower Hamlets council chief executive, Kevan Collins, said.
This is the true and proper end of man, he claims.
With DLP software, user controls and proper end-user security, companies can bridge the gap between their regulatory obligations and their desire to take advantage of the benefits of remote workers.
After conducting a basic work-up, I reassured Sara that the only thing wrong with her was that she was burning the candle at both ends and not getting the proper amount of sleep.
At the week's end, putting my jewellery, watch and proper clothes back on, leaving Trasierra and returning to real life felt like going into imprisonment, not out of it.
