Sentence examples for tell properly from inspiring English sources

Drogba briefly appealed, but it was too tight to tell properly.

We've become used to seeing stories unfolding in real time through social media – are we now seeing the potential for professional journalists to use Twitter to tell properly researched news stories, in a way that makes the events feel very personal, and even more dramatic?

They were not told properly about "orphaned" assets, put aside for a rainy day and often unfairly re-allocated.

Let's crank up Mr. Morton's cliché generator so that the nativity story can be told properly: The couple lived in California, "a fabled place of endless sunshine, the Beach Boys, beach blondes and peaches ripening by the roadside".

The true story of Haiti has yet to be told properly.

This is a pretty safe bet, in part because to understand what Kirchner meant, you have to understand Kirchner's role in a story that the U.S. media have never told properly: how, in the last 15 years, South America has been breaking free of Washington-prescribed economic and security policies.

A case of "we know this story, chum, so tell it properly".

Ms Yang saw China as a land of untold stories, and her mission as their telling.Star turnTo tell them properly, however, she needed a new vehicle.

No, you see something and bring it back to the campfire and tell it properly, and now it exists where it didn't before.

Senator John McCain of Arizona, the senior Republican on the Armed Services Committee, said he would try to block the Pentagon measure because he said the White House was moving to repeal "don't ask, don't tell" without properly gauging the impact on battle readiness and troop morale.

"We don't need to build a theme park, the story is strong enough if you tell it properly," said Mr Greenish.