Sentence examples for properly took from inspiring English sources

Over the subsequent six months they properly took to the highway.

But Justice Wetzel said the state "went back to the drawing board" and properly took the "added burdens" into account.

In Britain, it is often said that television properly took off in 1953 with the Queen's coronation.

The true original on the programme was Beethoven's Seventh Symphony, which under Van Zweden's rather careful introduction properly took off in the finale.

The combatants, well aware of each other's strengths, were too cagey for that and, but for two knockdowns in the third, it was a contest that never properly took off.

A lot of the research assumes that "potential murderers respond to the objective risk of execution," but only one in six of the people sentenced to death in the last 35 years have been executed and no study properly took that diminished risk into account.

Our vets aren't being properly taken care of.

It's not being properly taken care of.

Rodenbeck properly takes them to task, something woefully overdue.

It was reviewing whether the company had properly taken those steps.

Eating one properly takes three steps: first, forget your table manners.