Sentence examples for serious props from inspiring English sources

Such a statement paid off with serious props from the fashion community: Kanye got to present Philo with her award for International Designer of the Year at fashion Oscars the CDFAs.

Tokyo Foodie gets serious props for its categorisation of restaurant tips… call me a tosser, but a well-categorised blog is a good blog as far as I'm concerned and the rest can go swivel.

Over at MSNBC.com, John Hartl makes the argument that Jeff Daniels, long written off as a second-rate scoop of vanilla, actually deserves the serious props he's getting for his role as the diffident self-involved dad in "The Squid and the Whale".

It works perfectly every time and I want to give Microsoft serious props for it.

Certain gentlemen emote style and deserve serious props for their wardrobe choices -- and Michael Jackson is one of them.

But, to be fair, we give him serious props for accessorizing with the pair of grommet-festooned high-top sneakers he wore. .

Or that the watermelon industry needs serious economic propping-up, and that's why watermelons will be used in lieu of eggs, coincidentally in the very year that an African-American president first occupied the White House?

The more serious objection to Prop B is that these days puppy mills are not a product of insufficient legislation, but insufficient enforcement.

" We believe their conclusion is factually incorrect and reflects a serious misunderstanding of Prop.

Racing paid the more serious price, losing two props to sin-binnings, but Northampton looked nothing like the team that has dominated the Premiership so far this season and despite the cruel nature of the ending, probably didn't deserve anything out of the game.

This is dangerous because, for one thing, it props up very serious predation on the part of leaders who know that, no matter what they do, there will be at least a fervent cloud of witnesses for their integrity, no matter the evidence to the contrary.