Sentence examples for properly return from inspiring English sources

The patient may also be asked to outstretch his arms to see if they properly return to a resting position.

Ladbrokes and William Hill – come off your offshore perch in Gibraltar and properly return to our high streets.

"I've always been interested in making a piece of work that would talk about this oscillation effect of people who move from one space to another space, and can never properly return back to that space.

Yet many investors new to venture capital remain nervous, and we still must address the questions that continue to resonate in the technology media: Will the high valuations hold and properly return capital down through all investors on the cap table?

Unlike all those white girls in the 90s who over-plucked their eyebrows only to have them never properly return, I could completely shave off my caterpillars and they would grow back just as thick and strong as before.

Your goal should be to move your opponent or opponents up and down the court or back and forth across the court so they get winded and tired and don't have the opportunity to properly return the shuttle.

Jones and Boyce, former employees of HBJ Gateley Wareing, where the police raid took place, say they were giving legal advice to ensure it was properly returned.

Aunt Anna fled no Nazis, but much of her story, as Hens tells it, seems to be about love that wasn't properly returned.

While perfectly consistent haplotypes are always properly returned under the string paradigm, a custom alignment algorithm is needed that reflects our understanding of mtDNA control region variation, mutation and evolution, in order to report the results of the search when sequences differing at one or more positions are included.

Keep records of the date and the tracking number so that you can use them if the package is not properly returned.

Simulation or co-simulation, if not designed properly, can return misleading numerical solutions (unstable numerical solutions for what is in fact a stable system or vice versa).