Sentence examples for has properly come from inspiring English sources

In its 26th year, it has properly come of age.

Raikkonen has been quick all season, but Bahrain was the first time a weekend has properly come together for him.

Before I have properly come to terms with this striking tableau, my position changes.

"John McCain's dealings with lobbyists have properly come under a microscope; why not Mr. Obama's?" asks The Wall Street Journal's John Fund.

Richard, who claims to have properly mourned his daughter, has come to disabuse Helen of her views.

Mr O'Neill argued that the tribunal had properly applied its mind to come up with what it considered to be an effective and proportionate outcome.

Do we think all competitions properly come to a tie?

Having properly fitting gear is a necessity.

You can't really expect better from a church that still hasn't come to terms properly with heterosexual marriage, as its position on artificial contraception shows.

He added: "I have to say the time has come now for the owners of the airport to decide to run the airport properly or sell it".

Ah but no, the Ivorians have come properly prepared – after the anthem every player trots over to the section where their fans are clustered and boots a ball into the delighted crowd.