Sentence examples for more properly known from inspiring English sources

Bracket clock, English spring-driven pendulum clock, more properly known as a table clock or spring clock.

Transforming the tar, more properly known as bitumen, which is mixed with sand, into petroleum is energy intensive and creates significant carbon emissions.

Declan Joseph Oliver Donnelly and Anthony McPartlin, as they are more properly known, are joined in the 2010 edition by another double act, Matt Lucas and David Walliams.

He hunted down the right wines and the right trays and the domes, more properly known as cloches, and he went through a great deal of silver polish.

There it was, the derogatory term critics invented for President Obama's health law, more properly known as the Affordable Care Act of 2010.

Such "halfsider" birds are occasionally seen, but long-term observations of the behaviours and social life of a bilateral gynandromorph – as they are more properly known – are rarer than are the birds themselves.

Be it on immigration or the Middle East, the more America properly knows the more America will care.

Lie detector machines, or polygraphs as they are properly known, have been used here for criminal investigation and personnel screening for a century or more.

That's partially because diagnosing Chronic Fatigue Syndrome more properly known as myalgic encephalomyelitis, or ME/CFS is usually a matter of tracking specific symptoms and ruling out a variety of other, more easily identified disorders.

"The Chinese history in BC isn't properly known.

"They more properly should have known because they're close to the kids".