Sentence examples for properly create from inspiring English sources
"Those dissonances are attention grabbers that, if you do it properly, create tension and excitement.
Three entrants simultaneously conked out in Gold Beach, Ore., including a 1923 Bugatti T23 Brescia Modifie and a 1928 Mercedes-Benz 710 SS, both of which suffered problems with their magnetos — generator systems that, when working properly, create an ignition spark — and a Murphy-bodied 1929 Duesenberg Model J Dual Cowl Phaeton, which experienced a sheared driveshaft.
For the effective use of cryptography in databases, it is essential to properly create and manage the keys.
However, to properly create the guidelines for other RA contexts, it is vital to first characterize RA projects conducted by other companies.
Members of the art department consulted various geological text books to properly create the stalagmites and stalactites for the cave scenes.
Having acquired the components of the Cutlass of Kaflu, Guybrush races to the Rock of Gelato to save his wife from LeChuck; however, he fails to properly create the sword.
Hundreds of leaded windows do not close properly, creating draughts and security risks.
But most of the young men developed over the past twenty years — or, properly, created by the marketplace — have been buffoons, including Jim Carrey, Ben Stiller, Adam Sandler, Will Smith, and now Seth Rogen.
The physical expression of this social necessity is our public institutions and the resources they deploy are properly created by a fee everyone pays: taxes.
… You seem to want to debate whether it is possible or plausible that a properly created and publicly available standard for electronic surveillance might wisely authorize such surveillance with less than probable cause in order to patrol for terrorist plots.
What distinguishes the right-of-way and similar interests from the myriad types of enforceable agreements not to sue is that the right-of-way is a real right; that is, if it is properly created, the right-of-way will remain in effect even when the owner of the burdened land has transferred the land to another.
