With the friends now clean and in recovery at the same time, Dave, who had wanted to be a Howard Stern-esque radio host for some time, propositioned Chris with his latest project: a podcast where the two would tell their completely depraved, laugh-til-you-cry drug stories.
Later, he added, "Quite honestly, it's going to be a one-day-at-a-time proposition".
But what I said at the time is what I meant, which is this was a one-time proposition.
Unitech was strictly a one-step-at-a-time proposition.
Matching products with markets is not a one-time proposition and requires continuous research and redesign.
This was a one-time proposition".
He whispered to me that the sheriff's wife, who worked downstairs, in the administrative office, had many times propositioned him.
In ancient and medieval times propositions were not seen as a special kind of property and many contemporary philosophers who focus on physical ontology or philosophy of mathematics do not regard propositions as a kind of property (many of them doubt that there are any such things).
The relativist about epistemic modals takes appearance here to be reality, and holds that, in addition to worlds (and maybe times), propositions can sometimes differ in their truth-value relative to contexts of assessment (roughly, the context in which the proposition is being considered).
From steamy bikini-clad poses to bent over bum shots to public sexy-time propositions to her husband, Ashton Kutcher, if Moore were our mom, we'd say cut it out!
