"It's great for the kids, because it creates camaraderie, it improves their sporting skills, and they become proper mates.
But, as things become proper - and they really do today - it turns out that it's Sunday.
As students become "proper subjects for policing," they argue, it's no surprise that we presume to tell them what to wear.
So many people presume you are something, then they meet you and become proper friends, and the ones who really knew you can't stand it, for whatever reason.
Juno drivers will become proper employees if they work exclusively for the company, and will keep 90% of fares (it's 80% or so with Uber).
What do children need to flourish and become proper members of society?
Orange Juice had finally become proper pop stars – albeit for a short while.
Take economists at the IMF, for example, who produce working papers that may never become "proper" academic articles.
The problem with both Champagne and the flute, he said, is that they have become proper, the default celebratory drink and vessel of every reception.
10.30pm: Over the next few days, these sixteen - SIXTEEN - people have to pass a task each in order to become proper housemates.
