Sentence examples for whole properly from inspiring English sources

I just can't imagine, like, going down on a girl..."... Now that I've been out and lezzing around town for over a decade, I know that on the whole properly heterosexual girls don't ask this question.

Designers often have battles with theatres about changing seating and reconfiguring the space, but your role is to design a whole environment properly.

"There have been signs that the American League is inclined to use the Boston club for the benefit of the league as a whole, without properly considering the club and its legion of patrons".

These are so unalike – our British bang becomes an Austrian prap – as to render the whole subject properly absurd; one shouldn't be listening (or laughing) quite so hard.

"We now have the whole system focused properly," Mr. Klein said.

It can read thru a whole library, if properly coded in the time it takes a flesh and blood scholar to remember that "k" comes after "j".

If we can make the whole system work properly, I will be the first to say we don't need it.

We have taken on some volumes from ex-City Link customers but it will be some time before the longer-term outcome, on our business and on the industry as a whole, can be properly assessed".

It is a great public good in which society as a whole should invest properly, because even though a minority of people go to university, all of society benefits from their doing so.

Asked if the offense could ever look whole, or operate properly, with Barber less than 100percentt, Collins said: "I don't think so, at least not on third down or in the passing game.

Yet this is a momentous event in Europe's history: the logical culmination of the tearing down of the Iron Curtain in 1989, making a long-divided continent properly whole again.Plenty of celebrations mark the occasion.