It was wicked to be asked to play at dis one an' da organisers made us feel proper welcome an' ting.
Using a buoy, Troy said, can be useful for swimmers, because "you start to feel proper body positioning, then you replicate that" without the buoy.
When you feel proper reinforcement has been applied cover this larger knot with spruce or fir sap to seal the deal.
It felt proper to see him back in Yorkshire colours.
Dr Fang had written an article that drew on a paper in Science without, Dr Xiao felt, proper acknowledgment of the original researcher.
My father's ancestors had come to Scotland from Magherafelt – a few miles from where Seamus grew up – and it felt proper to let the poetry of the old country go with him into the stony ground.
"It just felt proper and appropriate for this year," said Mr. Perez, who had previously made do with a miniature Nativity set, Santa, snowmen and a sled arranged around his brick home on a golf course.
Adrian Lawson, chairman of the Reading Cycle Campaign, feels proper consideration has not been given to cyclists in the planning phase.
A disaster was happening in the heart of our city and so it felt proper to record and absorb, but economic newsreels and desperate grasps for similes felt anemic.
(He could, he writes, have given them a conventional answer: "'A bit up and down.' That would have been a proper, prim and English answer. Except that the griefstruck rarely feel either proper, prim, or even English").
Thoughtfully equipped with proper kitchens, Wi-Fi and iPod docks, and brimming with all sorts of art, they feel like proper homes.
