Sentence examples for properly coming from inspiring English sources

There aren't many independent films (if the term is defined properly) coming out at this time of year, but one of the year's most important independent-film series, "Best Film Not Playing at a Theater Near You," runs December 12-15 at MOMA.

As a teenage girl I was honestly shocked at George Michael's sensational coming out - being splashed on the front pages of the red-tops for committing a lewd act in a public toilet, and later properly coming out in an interview with Parkinson in 1998.

The two wrote positively of the episode's case, calling it one wherein "Mulder and Scully get to investigate properly, coming up with theories that they later build on or retract".

Do we think all competitions properly come to a tie?

In its 26th year, it has properly come of age.

I suggest that some of the coverage of this issue should properly come from you.

From where, then, in our democratic, secular society does such recognition properly come?

Failure this week would have been unacceptable.Final confirmation that the satellite is functioning properly came at about 3.30am local time on January 31st (the happy moment pictured above).

"Is it the coach's game plan that is all wrong or the players' failure to execute it properly" came the missile.

Often presented as soup-stews, these two classics properly come in two services -- first, the fish-based broth; then, or simultaneously, the fish.

It added that it believed such taxes supported a variety of activities — including administration, research and cleanup of abandoned sites — that should properly come from general government revenue.