Sentence examples for make very proper from inspiring English sources

"I make very proper clothes," he says.

'I make very proper clothes,' Wu says.

Or, if you do, make very clear what works and what doesn't to give your backers a proper view of the risks.

That would make him a proper Tory.

"I grant this food will be somewhat dear," he admitted, but this would make it "very proper for landlords, who, as they have already devoured most of the parents, seem to have the best title to the children".

The two of them make a very proper and dull pair of collaborators.

He cited similar problems with Malkovich's Briegleb, concluding, "The two of them make a very proper and dull pair of collaborators".

Note that with the proper choice of (C_{text{CPT}}) and (C_{text{RST}},) the post-shut-in behaviour can be made very similar.

This property makes the Pcs very proper photosensitizers for photodynamic therapy applications.

The sacred clowns of Korea imitate the headman and his cocky entourage of clerks by cavorting about in very proper suits and ties made of rags.

There is also a very proper Queen Anne bonnet-top highboy at G. K. S. Bush, made in Boston in the mid-18th century for the merchant John Rowe.