Sentence examples for makes a proper from inspiring English sources

SN We all know what makes a proper party.

"She goes off and makes a proper little cup nest to raise the young," Mr. Goodfellow said.

It was the second of three Passover classes: in the first, they learned about the meaning of the holiday, and in the third, they will learn what makes a proper Seder.

Shakespeare may be taking a back seat this season, but William Golding's tribal allegory of schoolboys creating their own island nightmare as an enforced alternative to hymns in chapel certainly has a Shakespearean dimension, and Nigel Williams's fine adaptation (first seen at the RSC in 1995) makes a "proper" play.

"A footballer only exists when he takes to the field and makes a proper contribution to the team and even though I was part of a Barça squad that was almost unstoppable, it was hard not to feel detached from all the happiness and celebration at the end".

Some of them are still fuming about not having an election until after the party conference in October, but the timetable at least makes a proper contest more likely.The possibility that David Davis might achieve such early momentum that nobody would think it worth their while to stand has thankfully receded: the problem now is that rather too many hats are flying into the ring.

The optimal design obtained by multi-objective optimization makes a proper balance between the output power and conversion efficiency, so that the both are improved simultaneously.

Much attention has been attracted to the coupling of graphene oxide (GO) and graphene (GR) with some semiconductors, which makes a proper enhancement in the charge transport, photocatalytic activity, and thermal conductivity [1 4].