Sentence examples for perform it properly from inspiring English sources

To perform it properly means that by the time a singer gets to the end — to that final, shredding "I really need you tonight!" — she should be in a state of complete psychic collapse.

Engaging in ritual, learning to perform it properly and with the right attitudes of respect while performing it, is to engage in a kind of cutting and carving and polishing and grinding of the self.

Furthermore, people treated for cutaneous melanoma can see the benefit of conducting TSSEs, but feel ill-equipped to perform it properly, safely, regularly and sustainably.

If your Rottweiler doesn't perform a command, take a break and then ask him perform it properly.

Noting the prisoner's partially obstructed airway and the complications caused by his hemangiomas, Zivot said that had Bucklew been facing a normal medical operation, the only way to properly perform it would have been "in a hospital with a fully equipped surgical suite and the ability to do an emergency tracheostomy if necessary".

Particularly among the many bands of Sioux, ghost dancing was thought to have the power to effect an apocalypse; if properly performed, it was believed, the tribes would have the opportunity to annihilate the colonizers (or at least drive them back to the sea), the dead would be resurrected, the bison herds would be repopulated, and traditional ways of life would be restored.

Despite these possible complications, portal venous sampling may occasionally be useful in patients with suspected insulinomas if all other preoperative studies are negative; properly performed, it is the most sensitive preoperative test for localisation of insulinomas, with a sensitivity of 80 90% [ 30].

In addition, for IAPP to properly perform its biological function, it should have some form of C-terminal amidation.

"But there's a rhythm to it that's structured and performed properly, it just takes off.

With Tristan, Wagner achieved a level of psychological realism about love, sex and infatuation so shocking he told Mathilde that, if the opera were ever performed properly, it would very likely be banned.

Your doctor can arrange for "light therapy", a therapy that uses a special lamp or light box that mimics sunlight.[1] This must be done with care, to avoid eye strain or headaches but when performed properly, it can really benefit some sufferers of SAD.