Sentence examples for making the proper from inspiring English sources

For many species I've fished for, making the proper presentation of the fly and setting the hook is 90 percent of the game.

It's a standard joke at Demo that you should never go onstage without first making the proper sacrifices to the Demo Gods.

"We believe it would be just a fraction of the revenue necessary to continue making the proper investments in the highway".

Susan's flurried denials that she even used the phrase do not exactly calm the waters, and soon Micah's unofficial guardian, Gene Dinkel Adam LeFevree), is paying a visit to the classroom, exuding folksy geniality (he brings a lemon meringue pie) but trying to cajole the reluctant Susan into making the proper apology that she has refused to give Micah.

As Mr. Bush prepares to deliver his first State of the Union address on Tuesday, neither party is seen as having an edge on keeping the country prosperous, improving education, balancing the federal budget or making the proper decisions about how to spend taxpayers' money.

Gastroesophageal reflux (GER) and coronary artery disease (CAD) frequently overlap, making the proper diagnosis of chest pain more difficult.

"We didn't make the proper reads," he said.

The Food and Drug Administration says it has made the proper recommendation.

"I've made the proper adjustments," Holyfield said.

Make the proper connections, get A's, and success follows.

Those states have until 2009 to make the proper improvements.