Sentence examples for have something proper from inspiring English sources

When sooner or later a mad visionary actually makes space tourism a reality for us mortals, we'll have something proper to eat along the way.

On set he keeps himself to himself and only pipes up when he has something proper to say.

Then, thanks to a local taxi driver called Calvin who refused to take me back to the hotel until I'd joined him for a drink, I was propelled into what he called 'a proper Anguilla place': the extremely sweaty and anarchic Red Dragon Dance Club, the only place on the island to have something approaching a proper dance floor.

Everybody older than 60, if they lived in Miami proper, they have something to say about [Ali's time here].

Most of them are still pap, of course, but amid the stocking-fillers are some proper books by proper writers – people off the telly who can really write, and have something worthwhile to say.

A proper teatime is a meal, not a snack, so it's good to have something savory to hand around.

All these languages have something in common.

The one part of the United States that has something approximating a proper free market in electricity, Texas, is also keener than any other state on deploying the turbines.

Money-making will only start when Facebook has something to sell on mobile, integrated with proper payment platforms.

When the administration had something to say about Russia, it would do so in one voice, through the proper channels.

"I was 16 and everyone else was just going out and getting stoned, and I didn't want to have to do something proper," she says.