"Know that every proper hygienic sanitary precaution has been taken".
Secretly or not, at least one drop of human blood goes into every proper latke recipe.
But there was a seraglio side to him, as there is to every proper man, & those rounded, pastel-colored sweetmeats had appealed to it.
Real Madrid editor Tomas Roncero of Spanish sports daily AS wrote: "The injury to Bale is a real irritant to every proper Madrid fan.
As I've said before, I merely 'recommend' C and do not feel bound to draw attention to every proper name I include in the grids.
But every proper scientist in the lucrative field seems to agree that provided you live a healthy life, it's your genes that really count.
Handily placed midway between Leicester's inner and outer ring roads (every proper city needs two) is the National Space Centre, Britain's largest attraction dedicated to space.
The theory of the firm in economics, of deviance in sociology, of communication in political science, of attitude formation in social psychology, of divergent development in cultural anthropology are all examples of theory in every proper sense of the word.
In his most complete answer to the question of what he had discussed with Lord Green, Cameron told MPs that "every proper process" was followed when the banker was appointed.
Hoover can't resist lecturing F.D.R. on price theory; F.D.R. says that he wants "in every proper way to be of help," and then lays out why what Hoover is asking for would be "improper for me and inadvisable for you, however much I appreciate the courtesy of your suggestion".
(I'd like to have quoted the whole sonnet, because it is imperishably useful not just about art in general, but about Turner in particular, and should be displayed at the beginning, or the end, of every proper exhibition of his work).
