Sentence examples for proper day from inspiring English sources
"proper day" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It can be used to describe a day that is appropriate, suitable, or appropriate for a specific purpose or activity. Here is an example: I woke up early on the day of my job interview to make sure I had a proper day to prepare and review my resume and skills.
You haven't had a proper day unless you've had a full refund.
I do not think the audience ever cries, except at Christmas, anniversaries, and other holidays, all of which are celebrated on their proper day.
One Balls supporter strongly praised Darling's work, saying "It was probably the first proper day of scrutiny the Tories have come under, and they crumbled".
You want a proper day out in a real city with everything a metropolis can offer; but with canals and cranes and the kind of lost urban landscapes you can only find in post-industrial wastelands.
Today is the first proper day of the annual Mipcom TV market where distributors and buyers have gathered from around the world to trade the next big TV shows.
Dehydration or heat stroke should not be a problem for the runners - perhaps that was why the organisers chose the first proper day of the cricket season, which isn't often played in fierce sunshine.
"I'd love going to my grannies for a proper Sunday roast," she says.
Not having had a proper Monday to Friday job before this was a new concept to me.
As for the restaurant proper, Sunday lunch is particularly good value (£25 for two people, two courses).
I can do a proper Sunday roast pretty well and that involves quite a lot of different things.
The meal that most reminds me of being at home in Sunderland is my ultimate comfort food – a proper Sunday roast, a big fat chicken with all the trimmings: mash, veg, Yorkshire puds, gravy.
