Sentence examples for proper for him from inspiring English sources

Mr. Nixon chose to stifle his guilt, and lied: "It was proper for him to be relieved and retired".

He said it was proper for him to engage the news media, adding that showing the boy on television attracted potential parents who might consider adopting him.

"Al Franken felt it proper for him to resign," Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt). said in an interview with "Meet the Press" on Sunday morning.

In his earlier ruling, Judge Lewis said "it would not be proper" for him to decide which ballots could and could not ultimately be considered.

Was it proper for him to hold a press conference to announce the F.B.I.'s findings on the Hillary Clinton e-mail case?

There are also records of sacrifice, including human sacrifice, associated with the death of a ruler because it was thought proper for him to be accompanied in death with those who served him during life.

There is, he suggested: "No proper place for him". Speaking before the sentencing, Clare Hughes, the Criminal Justice Coordinator for The National Autistic Society, said that while prison can sometimes be the right option for offenders with autistic disorders like Asperger syndrome, they need to be supported by people who understand the condition.

Lady has a dog of long lineage and sends to England for a proper mate for him.

"His father didn't think that football was a proper career for him.

If he's dead then at least we can have a proper funeral for him.

On his own arguments the proper course for him now is to endorse Santorum and exit.