Sentence examples for proper page from inspiring English sources

Also, don't forget to put in the proper page number, so that you don't improperly cite it, if you end up doing so.

A book would surface, the proper page would be found, and then, like the end of high school, with the swapping and autographing of yearbooks, a mother would sign her name next to her e-mail.

Twice, Tweedy––who has spoken eloquently about Johnston's influence on his own approach to songwriting––sidled over to Johnston's music stand to help him find the proper page in his lyric packet.

"We've been talking about players we've acquired," Valentine said, "and other members of the staff and spring training, the whole gamut of things that need to be talked about over and over again prior to spring training so he can get on the proper page to move forward".

Rather than adapting responsively or forwarding you to the proper page, the server is just loading the mobile theme, dumping you on the homepage, and calling it a day.

Title page: The manuscript proper (page 1) should start with title page as the top cover sheet with full title of the paper, your name as it should appear in print, contact information (postal address/telephone/email/ fax), best address for correspondence, and a brief biographical paragraph (no greater than 100 words).

I've also loved David Mitchell's The Bone Clocks (Sceptre); it's a return to the exuberance and genre-hopping of Cloud Atlas, and a proper page-turner.

For the hardier tween, there's a proper page-turning thriller: The Secret Life of Daisy Fitzjohn by Tania Unsworth (Orion, £6.99 paperback).

Brendon Chase is also a proper page-turner, thanks to the constant risk that the boys will be found by the determined (and slightly hackneyed) Sergeant Bunting, the eccentric, butterfly-collecting Reverend Whiting or the menacing figure of Sir William Bary, who hopes to give "those rascals" a "taste of me huntin' crop".

Review all your internal links to make sure they are all pointing to proper pages within your site.

After a wait of at least 90 seconds while the system dials out to find the proper Web page, the TV image shrinks to make room for links to weather forecasts, celebrity gossip or news headlines.