Sentence examples for ever proper from inspiring English sources
The first ever proper law on domestic violence.
The artist's ceaseless experimentation and breathtaking boldness portrayed in the first ever proper show of Turner's marine works.
The queen mother was ever proper, but she also had a keen sense of mischief and liked a cocktail.
Is it ever proper to describe film in the experience of the second person, and might that change with V.R.? Is this is a valuable cinematic experience?
Whether it is ever proper to disobey an order from a superior officer is often argued, especially when obedience leads to disaster.
A listen to Six Song Demo – the group's first ever professional recording, long circulating as a semi-official bootleg but now getting its first ever proper release on Dischord – offers a fascinating early glimpse of what this band took from hardcore, and what they left out.
His store of choice: Paul Stuart, the wood-paneled palace of ever-preppy, always proper business attire.
Mr. Schnur used a schoolyard analogy to compare Mr. Romney, the ever-proper Harvard Law School and Business School graduate, to Mr. McCain, the gregarious rebel who racked up demerits and friends at the Naval Academy.
D.K.: Have I ever been proper?
An intriguing hint is floated in Downloaded that Napster was not only a sinkhole for investors' cash; it only ever generated proper revenue by selling T-shirts.
"Isil don't want you to know they would quickly be crushed if they ever faced proper army on real battlefield," said Mr Aly.
