Sentence examples for started proper from inspiring English sources
The phrase "started proper" is not standard in written English and may be considered incorrect.
It could be used informally to imply that something has begun in the right way or correctly, but it is not widely accepted. Example: "Once we got the funding, the project started proper, and we could finally move forward."
Her dad went mad and started proper hitting her.
And no more packed lunches as the twins start proper school..."...
The report also said that forces were losing opportunities to claw back money from fraud because of the time it took to start proper inquiries.
As governor, from 1990, she tried to clean up and open out the state commissions and agencies, starting proper audits and performance reviews and appointing more women and minorities than all the governors before her put together.
The seven courses start proper with a salad of fennel, lemon balm and pickled rose petals, served in a dish that looks like a miniature of the media centre at Lord's, or a tiny spaceship.
In most developing countries, cases cannot be detected easily or at all, leading to lags in starting proper treatment that can lead to a patient's death and the further spread of resistant strains.
The battle against the heinous Dominators starts proper in tomorrow's instalment of the Flash but, before that, kickass Krypton lass Kara has to deal with undercooked Thanksgiving turkey and two Luthor ladies launching a lethal bioweapon.
Now that the Conservatives have remained in power, Lodge says, the next hurdle is EDF signing off with their Chinese partners and starting proper construction.
GM revealed today that it's going to be starting proper production of its Cruise autonomous vehicle at its Orion township assembly plant in Michigan, with the roof modules for the vehicles assembled nearby at its Brownstowne battery assembly plant.
Start proper bookkeeping.
Use capital letters to start proper nouns and titles.
