Sentence examples for improper story from inspiring English sources

My improper story had concerned a little Australian girl and her vivid use of inappropriate language, so David told me a story about a child he had met at another public appearance.

The guest book of Pork Roll Express is larded with the whines of Jersey expats who cannot find it in their local markets: "Here in the Southwest, pork roll has never been heard of; when asking for 'pork roll' you are looked at as if you are trying to tell an improper story," recounts Muriel A. Wythe from Sun City, Ariz.

So naturally, after David and I had exchanged greetings – hadn't seen him for ages – I told him an improper story.I felt it my duty to supply a moment of relief in a demanding day.

Under the title of "A Delicately Improper Tale," the story appeared in print in 1897, as Chatpter II of "Following The Equator".

Using spell-check or something similar would really help out, since readers most likely won't read a story with improper spelling every two words.

Sexual abuse allegations against Hollywood producer Weinstein have prompted some women and men to share stories about improper behavior at the heart of British political power in Westminster.

When Politico broke the story on those improper actions back in March, the clear implication was that their reporters' emails that were among those shared by Bardella.

And Susan Hennessey, a fellow in national security governance studies at the Brookings Institution, wrote of the Bloomberg article that "nothing in this story indicates anything improper whatsoever".

Palin's dedication to the Wasilla church is indicated by a Saturday, September 7, 2008, McClatchy news service story detailing possibly improper use of state travel funds by Palin for a trip she made to Wasilla, Alaska to attend, on June 8 , 2008 both a Wasilla Assembly of God Masters Commissionn" graduation ceremony and also a multi-church Wasilla area event known as "One Lord Sunday".

All the juicy accusations of clients sitting on agency laps, extramarital affairs between bosses and subordinates, and improper business conduct amount to a story worthy of a daytime Emmy.

The allegations deepened last week: that the paper had intercepted the messages of a teenage murder victim, and that it had made improper payments to the police for stories.