Sentence examples for proper word for from inspiring English sources
"I still haven't found the proper word for these objects," he said.
Even so, the proper word for the Dutch writer Margriet de Moor is "musical".
Hateful is the proper word for Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf by Edward Albee at the Piccadilly.
" 'Appear' is the proper word, for in those days, the water in pools had no filtration systems, and was typically cloudy.
Invasion is probably not the proper word for a component that Libby calculated should be present only to the extent of about one atom in a trillion stable carbon atoms.
The proper word, for what Kaplinsky has done, Marrin says, "is exploitation... these days the boot is usually on the woman's foot and she puts it in when she can".
"They are the proper words for Don Quixote".
"It's difficult to find proper words for such feelings," the overcome 31-year-old said, according to Reuters.
The proper wording for the oath of office is prescribed in the Constitution: Roberts had practiced for the ceremony carefully.
Parents have a hard enough time trying to keep their kids from using the proper words for their vulvas and their penises without extruder parts looking somewhat like one of those things.
Find the proper wording for this emotion.
