It is evident that this movement, when properly executed, will give to the ball a rotary motion, which on a perfectly level green would tend to make it run slightly off to the right of the straight line along which it was aimed.
The subject of the training of the special senses is therefore, when properly viewed, a serious and most important one.
When properly employed, they induce refreshing sleep, revive the drooping nervous system, and expedite the delivery.
As a rule, recovery in such instances is slow, but, when properly directed, perfect.
Make a good syrup; when properly skimmed, and while boiling, put your melon in to boil for a short time.
All life's duties and experiences, when properly understood, are the steps that lead to the temple of eternal good.
A trace of mercury may be detected in the stronger decoction, when properly prepared.
When properly roasted, coffee has a lively chocolate-brown colour, and should not have lost more than 18% of its weight by the process.
The shelf vanish is more open to suspicion, but I have, nevertheless, found it enormously successful, when properly managed.
Some conjurors become breathless at the bare idea of allowing the open ring to leave the hand, whereas, when properly managed, there is not the least danger to be apprehended.
Cauliflower consists of masses of the somewhat modified flowers of a plant closely related to the cabbage, and is, when properly prepared, palatable, and perhaps somewhat more digestible than cabbage.
When gathered young and thoroughly cooked while still fresh they are exceedingly wholesome, and are very well assimilated, when properly chewed, by even those whose digestions are considerably impaired.
Most fortunately, we have in quinine, when properly administered, a medicine that in practically all instances acts as a specific in this affection; but it should be used only on the advice and under the directions of a physician.
Spanish onions, which are imported to this country during the winter months, are, when properly roasted, perfectly sweet, and equal to many preserves.
At the age of six months, young pigeons are termed squeakers, and then begin to breed, when properly managed.
When properly tanned by the natives, these skins produce a supple finish, especially those of the Smyrna variety.
Surprisingly small quantity of solid food necessary, when properly prepared, for all the purposes of nutrition.
Meal of Indian corn is highly nutritive; and, when properly fed, causes fowls to fatten faster than almost any other food.
These are very nutritious, and are usually acceptable to fowls, when properly prepared.
They are reared in every part of the Union, and, when properly managed, always at a fair profit.
When properly attended to they are really nice to putt upon after you have become accustomed to them.
When properly done it is an exceedingly pretty shot, and one which brings great peace to the soul of the man who has done it.
The Merino, as might reasonably have been anticipated, when properly managed, has improved from a variety of causes.
When properly managed, poultry are a source of considerable profit, yielding more for the food they consume, than any other stock, although their value is not often considered.
The butter is not only of the best quality while fresh, but is also best for long-keeping, when properly cured or salted.
Yet, as it is, when properly played, one of our best out-door games, I think it well that my boy readers should know something about it.
When properly done, this motion will cause the skater to glide around in a circle, his feet moving in a most bewildering manner, while they weave a pretty grape-vine pattern on the ice.
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