Sentence examples for it has proper from inspiring English sources

It has proper thrills in its early stages, throws in a bit of Tarzan, Treasure Island and Lara Croft in its variable mid-section, and ends well in Rider Haggard mode, with LaBeouf almost getting to put on the sacred titfer, but you can't help noticing that it, too, is representative of its age: there's a lot more digital and a lot less stunt about it.

Having said all that, it has proper, six-airbag, EU-certificates-out-of-its-exhaust safety credentials.

It includes the full range of food groups and it has proper provenance.

It has proper scale, shows off the clothing effortlessly and educates about the brand heritage entertainingly.

It has proper insulation, two solar panels on the roof to provide hot water, and a wood-burning stove.

The buffalo, made from 100percentt buffalo meat, is spicier, the heritage pork is the mildest, and although the beef is the least distinctive, it has proper snap.

The month before Smith wrote his letter, the BBC had ended its contract with Penrose and Courtiour, saying it did not believe it had proper control over where else they might publish their material.

"This was possible because Barclays failed to ensure it had proper controls in place.

It had proper fashion pedigree and arguably made regulars such as Halston and Calvin Klein celebrity designers.

Mr. Wyman said the Army Corps of Engineers surveyed the channel on Sunday and found it had proper depth of 14 feet.

Lord Falconer, the shadow Justice Secretary, said he would be prepared to back a bombing campaign as long as it had proper military and legal justification.