Sentence examples for proper comes from inspiring English sources

So when the opening proper comes it's not as wrong-footing as it might have been.

"I said before if someone proper comes along and they are the right person for the club then I will step aside.

The first record of Gypsies in the west is in Constantinople in 1054; their first appearance in Europe proper came as military attachments to Ottoman armies.

My own introduction to Naples proper came through cinema: I worked with Francesco Rosi on the adaptation of Primo Levi's The Truce.

So spare a thought (or, indeed, £18.99) for comedian and ex-presenter of The One Show Jason Manford, whose own autobiography, Brung Up Proper, came out on 29 September, publishing's "Super Thursday".

"Do you know that using two words like McCarthy just did ("good and proper") come from an old English legal tradition of putting an English word and a French word into legal documents so that nobody could claim to misunderstand?" spouts Anthony Hopkins.

By the time her debut album proper came out, nu rave had melted into the witchouse hipster scene and Charli turned her attentions to darkwave electro-pop: but her image and sound turned out to be too twee for the leftfield crowd and too postmodern for the pop scene.

FA Cup debutants FC Romania's dreams of reaching the first-round proper came to an end against Sutton United.

Its plot was magnificent, an against-the-odds tale of teenage survival balanced against stubborn, stiff-lipped, cold and calculated existence before a backdrop of society-destroying outbreak, and its sole story-focused DLC, Left Behind, was a beautiful, heart-wrenching insight into how the "infected" Ellie we meet in the game proper came to be that way.

And when the next proper update comes along, you'll be moved back onto the full releases.

When we are infants our minds respond to physical "states" before proper thinking comes into being, but we stop doing it after about six months.