Sentence examples for properly start from inspiring English sources

"What's sharp is when you really, properly start doubting yourself.

"For a case of this size and magnitude, particularly given the geographical displacement of this court from Sierra Leone, I do think that the earliest this trial can properly start is around July of next year," Mr. Khan said.

At least 80% of counsellors said increasing numbers of clients were unable to afford to "properly start or conclude" their counselling programmes, despite being offered short, intensive courses of four to six sessions, charged from £6 to £45 an hour, depending on their income.

A chain of empirical justification can properly start with IPM beliefs because they are noninferential reliable indicators of their conditions.

Assistant Chief Constable Drew Harris added: "That will be a large investigation obviously and setting aside the resources to properly start that and take that forward is a corporate issue which is under investigation at this time.

For lots of students, it'll be their first taste of proper nights out in proper cities where you can go to proper clubs and do proper drugs and properly start ruining your life take that mum!

My collection of dead frogs was swept out of the house before it got properly started.

Jumping in with strong views can alienate people before you've properly started.

I twisted my ankle before we'd even got properly started, and I had boots on.

Then in early 2013, Jackson went to the US for 10 days and "we properly started exploratory work" talking through ideas.

Mr Cameron slapped down another reforming minister (he is beginning to make a habit of it) and Mr Willetts retreated before he got properly started.