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Sentence Examples With a soapy hand, Inger swiped back the strand of hair straggling across her forehead and put the final pot into the dishpan. If you speak out, you can provide the evidence that the police need to put criminals behind bars. One of the downsides of being a responsible single father was the serious crimp it put in any casual encounters. The case was fairly and squarely put at trial that they were dishonestly deceiving the court. After taking some time to play himself in, he simply massacred the bowlers and England were put to the sword. I should probably turn off the heater, put on a thick sweater and go to bed. For no doubt very discreditable reasons a lot of people got themselves put on the winning side in that period. Fire and ambulance crews were put on alert but the 56 passengers and four crew were able to disembark via two exits down aircraft steps. To put it in context here, though, disguises were used in respect to the robberies. Opposants put out enough nonsense without supporters adding their own lies and dishonesties. It is not just that there is a disinclination to believe what is put in front of us. Trojans put their recent woes behind them as they brushed aside a dispirited Beckwithshaw side. In other words, nobody to get worked up about if the skinheads decided to put the boot in. It wasn't noticeable, but I think he got my drift and put his arm around me. In January a similar move to disconnect non-payers caused outrage when businesses across the city were put out of action. If the money is put into equities, can the money managers encash share investments freely even though your capital is locked up for five years? Does the encephalon fail when drummed-in ideas are put to the test of being examined? Despite the apparent attractions, however, diseconomies of scale can easily put the firm at a disadvantage by making it too big and unmanageable. I disengage it, frown at the watermarks, put it back in to finish drying, glare at the man whose print lay on top of mine. Dee is a strong character, put upon by events way outside her control, but always gutsily fighting back. Show More Sentences As you pass across the buffet, point to four foods that you want and the cooks will dish it out and put it on your plate. Neither can we just continue with current policies and put up with the endless amounts of abuse. I could have someone put on my shoes or carry my stuff, or I could get out of gym forever! Hounds that show a disinclination to kill are kicked or whipped as punishment, and may later be put down. Ethan put his arms stiffly at his sides and stood, to my dismay, like a little soldier. Instead, we put the nanopowder in water and add dispersant to keep the fine particles evenly suspended and in close contact. In theory it may seem like a great idea but, in theory, so do so many ideas until they are put into practice. Today we got to have a riot and I got to put the boot in on people I had only just met. With the other executed rebels, his body was put into a mass grave with no coffin. We got up each day, put our boats in the water, and drifted down the river. I wanted to put an index and a discography in the hardback edition of the book. Equally disconcerting is the increase in unrelated transplants in the last two years and the pressure it has put on women. This has always been moonshine, put forward by the drinks industry and gullibly accepted by successive governments. The cell suspension was put into it and the open edges were completely sealed with nail enamel. Whoever put them in that group probably hoped discretion and goodwill would make sense of an anomaly. Not being accustomed to balking at obtaining a solution despite significant difficulties offered, I put my massive encephalon to this task. He also tries, and fails, to put a note of delight out of his voice when discussing recent triumphs. The riot lasted forty-five minutes and an encore performance was put on the following night. Sin is like many other distempers, that put the mouth out of taste so as to disenable it from distinguishing good and wholesome food from bad. The company just can't seem put a foot wrong as it continues to find gusher after gusher in the northern Indian region of Rajasthan. Show More Sentences Sometimes I would buy a ticket from the machine at the other end of my journey, then rip it up and put it in the bin. Unlike many of the disgraced chiefs of the stock-market boom, he put his own money on the line. Those cushioned bumpers they put in the gutters of a bowling lane are meant to keep you from rolling 10 straight gutter balls. While it is heating, heat the oven to 250 degrees and put a large shallow baking dish in it. Some of them had put up their dish antennas and set up 14-inch television boxes to enable them monitor the event as it unfolded. We are conditioned to put the King into the thick of the action in an endgame. I put plenty of emphasis on the word to make sure he understood what I was trying to say. Why put this to the disciplinary committee is the question asked among club circles? I put emphasis on the word fun, twisting it so that it sounded chiding and sarcastic. Both the gymnasts and coaches have put a lot of effort into training for this competition, and we are delighted with the results. Since my dream was so fresh in my mind, it was very simple to put together the end result. Before that persistent low-spirit sensation totally takes over, here are a few ideas to put up a barricade against the dismalness. They had finally put the public grudge to rest when the engagement was announced. I put it to him that if someone else were head coach he, as chief executive, would surely consider whether to dispense with their services. Before using splint boots it is important to understand how to put them on properly. After unloading Frankie from the float, she gave him one last brush, then put his saddle, bridle and boots on. They resorted to one last desperate banzai mission that was put down without much of a struggle. I haven't seen him put the boot in, or crunch into tackles, so he's a bit of an enigma. It is not the done thing in the upper class circles of public schools and gentlemen's clubs to put the boot in so crudely. There's also an effort to put the boot in to the Tories while they're down. Show More Sentences I did put out a quiver-tip, which rocked back and forth like a blade of grass bowing and stooping before the wind. Sam reached under the bar, opened a bottle of Irish stout, and put it on the table. As a young Scot, I would have to put aside trivial matters such as not liking the taste of alcohol, and learn to love a guid drink. He arrived in London where a friend put him in contact with a London-based employment agency. The bottom line is that a shock deflation will put many people out of work and discombobulate the economy. Always there is the need to retain her poise and never appear to be put out or discomposed. Put simply, if inflation is bad, it is difficult to see why rampant house price inflation can credibly be seen as anything good. The tension was building as the deadline for the announcement approached and I couldn't put up any longer with the disconnectedness of the web. It's 20 years since the original service was discontinued and locals are delighted that the runs are being put back in place. This is the kind of book you take in at a gulp and, having reached the last page, put down reluctantly. This is a very sad collection of songs put together, but what was a second rate band in their heyday is a total disaster today. Emotional control is one trait of emotional intelligence which has to be put carefully into perspective. Put in simplest terms, the jury returned majority verdicts before the judge allowed them to do so. After that, you just mix the pineapple gunk with the sugar syrup, the milk and lemon juice and put in the fridge. In the back the skates have a disc brake system that reduces your speed when you put your weight on your heels and lean slightly to the rear. The arguments put forward to lock them out of the scheme were always discriminatory and quite unfair. Not only did they put up a good show in adverse circumstances, they entertained the crowd greatly. Of the three countries to put the constitution to the popular vote, two have now disdained it. Using a variety of sources, they put together a good guestimate of what the UNSC will hear. She put a false emphasis on that last word that made it sound like something else. Show More Sentences A disastrous stint with Watford would not put him off a return to England and he would consider moving abroad too. Clearly energy must be put into renewing and broadening connections between rank-and-file members. A failure to put a point should usually disentitle the point to be taken against a witness in a closing speech. They have put signs up at each end stating there have been eighteen deaths in two years. And the key is that we're going to do everything in our power to put faces on these gutless cowards that committed this crime. After losing to Argentina they did at least put in a gutsy performance against Australia in the rain. It was just reward for the Brazilian driver after bad luck in qualifying put him down the order on the grid. To achieve the transition, the continent has to put emphasis on technology and innovations. Previously, ranchers and farmers were allowed to request that portions of their agricultural lease be put up for public auction. And even though they lost to New England in the big game on a last-second field goal, they put forth a gutty performance. The husband should be able to put a mortgage on the mortgage to discharge all of his obligations to his ex-wife. I am prepared to put up with it, because if he is prepared to sow it, then I can dish it out. And he told them he changed that for himself and that he forgot to put the guide rope where it belonged when he left. Because of the winners I've had, the guv'nor has put me on nicer horses and that's given me confidence. It is my evaluation that the Greenhouse Theory is junk science, to put it bluntly. I was trying to place myself in the right position and put myself where I had to make a move. A plan was put in place whereby she was able to join a special account at her local Credit Union. Deal 12 noble cards face-up in a row and put the cardboard guillotine at the start. If you are out there, Mac, and in touch with your friends, please put me out of my misery and convey my heartfelt apologies to Miss Whatshername? A report from Oxfam argued that it was time the humanitarian needs of the Kampuchean people were put first. Show More Sentences Then, his body was put into a barrel filled with cement, whereupon he was dumped into the ocean off Brooklyn. But, like Logan, we need to put aside wedge politics, personal rancor and bitter partisanship to act on behalf of the nation. He put a slight emphasis on the last word, as though unsure exactly what it implied. His indignant parents promptly disinherited him, and Joly went to work as a secretary to put him through medical school. Regina answered a few questions and a rando lady ran into the room and put a baby in her lap. He is being put through a vigorous physical fitness programme which includes stamina, endurance running, and weight training. I tried to put my money in my bag, but a young police officer thrust his Kalashnikov at me and rifled through my bag. It was not capable of being enacted into law, let alone put into operation or enforced. As they dispensed care and advice to them, they realized a much larger audience could benefit from their advice if they put it in writing. While he hasn't put a title to his collection, one cannot miss the sense of rapture and enchantment that the paintings seem to convey. And he was a rare example of a scholar who put his theories into practice, both inside and outside the classroom. The father immediately took off his necklaces, his soft fine garments and his other adornments and put on clothes that were ragged and soiled. To all my online friends who have listened to my whinges and whines and put up with my annoyingly self centred outlook on life. Scholarly literature justly notes that Russia has so far failed to put in place a developed body of social legislation of a social-minded state. Anyway around the age of 16 I felt I should put away childish things and gave up aeromodelling. York Wasps suffered a triple whammy yesterday as the big winter freeze put paid to the New Year's Day clash against Swinton Lions. Labour got in there, boots and all, worked with local government, and put up the money. The advent of relatively cheap satellite television and the internet may one day put an end to these lunatics. Supermarket staff put out collection buckets which shoppers quickly filled and workplace whip-rounds brought in thousands of pounds. The way he asked for money put to use his prodigious talents as a preacher, a wheedler, a comic and a man in dire financial need. Show More Sentences Sue has interviewed birth mothers, adopted people, adopters and social workers to put together a history of adoption over the last century. You could wear your swimsuit or rash guard with your bottoms in the day then put on a skirt. It lambasted the organization for not allowing staff to put up Advent calendars. Montgomery also will put up as many as six Christmas trees and decorate them with bows, ornaments and small photo frames. But some things can't be tackled there and then and need to be put on a list. This is due to ignorant motorists who fail to stop and thereby put the lives of her and the children at risk. At major airports a multi agency response was put in place for people returning from the disaster area. Mindful of public aesthetics and my reputation, I put the garage door down first. With both types of electric ranges, the dials on the back can be in the way when you try to put a very large pot on a rear burner. She put emphasis on the word him, and suddenly yesterday's events came to me and I started to cry. If I weren't able to assume the guise of different characters, I'd probably have to be put away. Even when the fountain was working properly it was frequently full of soap suds or discoloured because someone had put something into the water. To put together five-year spending plans in such an environment and to make projections on income over the period is whistling in the dark. They fled empty-handed, unable to get past the reinforced screens which have been put up following previous attacks. She put the wheel of Rothe cheese back on the table and moved toward the door, her hand on the hilt of her dagger. And so he put his affairs in order, and went around to all his friends and bade them good-bye, and sailed in the leper ship to Molokai. With the reversible cutting arm positioner, the mason can put the saw as close to the wall or ground as possible. Participants in the program will not be detained and will be given up to 90 days in which to put their affairs in order. With everything put away, and relatively all garbage, junk, and useless things in their respective places, there was only one more thing to do. Put it anyway you like, but the idea of life and all its discontentedness is certainly not an uncommon theme in contemporary film and literature. Show More Sentences Under your watch, laws eradicating civil liberties have been enacted which put into question the rights of citizens. He smiled as Elena gulped her wine, put down the glass a bit too forcefully, and leaned on him, letting the sway of the car take it's toll. We put sprigs of white hyacinth in a glass tumbler and placed it on a tray with candles. An application was then made to put the child up for adoption and again, the mother had to represent herself. It is very important that all waste is placed inside your wheelie bin DO NOT put black bags out in the back street. Put another way, it is the content of his affidavit or statement which determines the assertion. Put the fish stock and tomato sauce into a large saucepan with crushed shells and whites of four eggs. I line my bucket with them and when full of bits and pieces I tie up the last bag and put it in my wheelie bin, keeping the latter clean. Ryan's body was then wrapped in a bin bag, put in a wheelie bin and wheeled through the streets and dumped on Farnworth golf course. On the question being put to the vote, it was found that the balance of opinion was in favour of the affirmative. Well here was a proposal to put speed ramps in Cartron already agreed to in the past couple of months. They want a degree that will put them into a position to get good, professional, white-collar jobs. Frustrated residents are hoping to put the brakes on motorists treating their road as a rat run. I need a new and positive mental outlook, and the new year affords an opportunity to put that into practice. But they didn't wear bloomers, and they only put their karosses around their shoulders when it was cold. Taller than most, with short cropped hair and a rat's tail, Daniel always managed to look softer than the tough appearance he tried to put on. Police immediately put them under control and police officers wearing helmets and holding shields and rattan sticks surrounded the prison. As far as this panel discussion is concerned, I would like to put three questions on the table for the discussants. I was looking for the advertising costs so I can put in an advert for my new venture! She had put on her junky jeans that had holes and tears in it along with her ratty old black T-shirt. Show More Sentences Mobile phone bills can be very expensive, but for some reason most of us just put up with this as a fact of life. And, once again this year, Richard plans to put his vast knowledge of the area to good use by conducting daily guided walks through the park. Lay the bag flat in a pan and put the pan in the freezer until the broth is a frozen sheet. Put your palms flat on the wall at head height so you're positioned to do push-ups against the wall. Before she could try to move away, he put his palms flat against the wall around her. Coupled with my broken chain and another rider's flat, it definitely put a crimp in our mileage. Once I put on my new rims I loved them, expect for the large gap that I now had in my wheel well. The logical positivists who dealt with ethics put forward a view called emotivism. Sometimes mothers will really put up a fuss about me taking their new whelps and putting them in a puppy box. The dog should be put on a leash and the owner and the dog should stand at one end of a hallway or a room. It was just reward for all the hard work Gareth has put in since joining the society two years ago. I expect Kearins to put out an experienced side as experience will be vital in the white heat of Connacht Senior Championship football. Police and district councils have joined forces to crack down on irresponsible raves which can put people at risk and cause misery to neighbours. Wash the sprouts well, put equal portion in kachori with cottage cheese and tomato dices. Put bluntly, these birds, which include crows, ravens, magpies, and jays, can be real jerks. The courses at present are heavily booked so it is advisable to put your name down early. He or she might advise against it because it may put you at risk of complications. It's often better to put healthy foods into your diet than focus on getting junk food out. Executives would issue denials, lash out at critics, and rush someone to the offending supplier's factory to put out the fire before it spread. The danger is trying to put your nose through when there is no room and it ends in an accident. Show More Sentences Paine's memory was revered whenever social equality was put back on the political agenda. The raw data are analysed by the team's DNA analysts, put into a proper format, and entered into the DNA databases. In one corner I had a ranchslider and a bigger window put in so if I wanted to I could build living quarters if need be. She also plans to put on curry and Chinese nights and start a charity appeal to buy a guide dog for the blind. The reality is that in the fire service so much of the emphasis is put on strength and stamina. The white-out in and around the city caused match promoter Martin Witts to put the Barbican meeting between Jimmy White and Alex Higgins on hold. You buy your raw materials, put your labour into your product and put it for sale. He has been a long time advocator of the development of underage structures to be put in place in the county. To appease the gods, the king put his daughter, Princess Devi, in a boat and cast it adrift. It may not be a plasma ray gun, but it will still put a hole in that nasty, slimy, green head of yours. By having four boys as it turned out, did that put a dead end to your career? A direct initiative is where registered voters vote on the proposal put forward. The ground has been dug up all over to put up tents and huge screens for the programme starting Friday. Spectacle is what lets us say that plants can be dug up and put in a place together. I will put a stone plaque over the place where we have reburied them so they are never dug up again. When it started to dig up dirt on the Liberals, it was quickly put to silence. The agency has argued that its scheme is superior to all the alternatives put forward and that the overall benefits far outweigh any disbenefits. As in 2005, we must consider voters actively put off voting Tory by a knock on the door from the green welly brigade. She came back with hair that was, to put it kindly, a greeny orange rather than blonde. I decided yesterday to put all 4 related pieces together on my site in order to have an easily retrievable digest of the info. Show More Sentences They're all anti-bloating medicines, antacids, digestive aids, all things to put out the fire in our stomachs from the poison we call lunch. They still had a deal in Japan and put together an album featuring guest singers and rappers while they pondered their next move. Some animals are diggers so you want to put screen under your deck or porch. They put me on the front page, wearing a pilot's helmet, sitting in an old ejector seat out of a bomber and pretending to pull the release cord. The Lao-Nong River has some challenging rapids that will put Ironman contestants to the test next week. I know that grey isn't the best background colour to use on a webpage, but I'll put up with it. We've put pumps in to aerate the water and feed back oxygen into the dam for the fish to survive. Because you cannot necessarily always wait for a very junior rank to put themselves forward. I would like to continue to elaborate on the concerns Dr Smith put to the Committee. That provision is put in this bill to remove any doubt whatsoever for Mr Williams. You could digitize photographs and put them on the system, but one picture took an entire hard disk. I put one horse between the shafts and a horse on either side with whiffletrees, and so forth, so that they could all pull even on it. The proprietor, Val, has put together a site that should please any aficionado of mammalian aerialists. Alternatively, cover the pots with a polythene bag held in place with an elastic band and put out of the sun in a sheltered part of the garden. On some farms an elastic band is put round the bird's neck to stop it throwing up the food. The officials handed Tom a penalty that meant he would be put back six places on the grid after qualifying at Brands Hatch. He put brain cells on an electrode grid, and watched them grow connections between one another. Even when she is unwell, she is able to just step through that and put it aside whilst she is out there. Does this recent move put you at an advantage or a disadvantage against your opponents? Those are the scenes when people in the story, who have disparaged our heroine, get ridiculed, put down and generally put in their place by her. Show More Sentences I positioned my chair just so, put a couple of bottles of elderflower wine in the cooler, and spent the entire day out in the garden. Two historic almshouses have been put up for sale as they are no longer suitable for elderly people. To the sounds of rapturous applause and cheers of agreement, Mr Murphy put his foot down and demanded action. Be sure your SD card can handle the amount of information you are trying to put on it. I propose that we take those 135 highly qualified and electable leaders and put them in charge of a special committee. During their imprisonment the couple, who claim they are innocent, were split up and put in grimy concrete cells. That is changing, but employers can be dilatory in encouraging nurses to put in complaints because it is seen as bad publicity for the hospital. He put something on her head that made the chair look like an electric chair. But the event also offers a rare chance to put some of the town's most caring people into the spotlight. Particularly if the rail system was electrified, it would not put the same degree of fumes into the air as motor vehicles do. The easiest way is to put a teat in their mouth and pour the gripe water in. Why did so many investors put so much money behind so many companies that had never made a dime? The queue has already reached the back door but we grit our teeth, put on our jackets and join it. The metal rungs creaked and groaned as she put her weight on them, but held firm against the stone wall. Neither our lease nor our budget will allow us to raze our buildings to put in showcase-perfect sustainable materials. He had a white carrier bag out of the boot and he put it through the window. But do not be put off by their diminutive name or even by some of the many examples that have absolutely no interest to you. If it's the latter, electronic dance music makes you want to put on sunglasses at midnight and drive your stubbled, tragic self into the night. It's remarkable that the editors didn't grok this basic fact, and put a halt to the entire ridiculous experiment before it even got started. But when we put the camera on the lion in Kenya, the lion actually groomed itself and cleaned the camera lens for us. Show More Sentences I would have thought it might be more embarrassing to have a rash of your mistakes put on display for everyone to see. In the next step, the stents are put through electropolishing in order to smooth out their surfaces. Bethany, age 11, got up and rolled her bedding from the dinette and put it away, and prepared our small galley for me to make breakfast. Last Wednesday night, the news came through that the speed ramps will be put in by the end of November. Yet today, thousands of years after man first put this question to himself, he is still groping for an answer. She was put on electrotherapy and analgesics and improved sufficiently to compete in the games. In this single shot, the major themes in the movie are simply and elegantly put forward. Twenty years ago, you'd be hard put to find anyone grossly overweight or pathologically obese. So I put whole fresh raspberries, blueberries, and blackberries into the strawberry base. They do fund-raising dinners, put their names to all sorts of events and this month have done a couple of books. Put frozen raspberries in small saucepan on stove with 3 tablespoons apple juice or water. My habit with the coffee is I put a cinnamon stick in the filter with the grounds so my coffee tastes cinnamon-like. A tremendous late charge from local ace Tony Skelton put him into second at the expense of Forster, just 0. 17s adrift of Wallbank. Then she would don a thimble, put a dint in the cookie, and fill it with jam. Ranchers have to be careful not to put too many cattle on these ranges because overgrazing can lead to erosion. They have routine duties but these are put on hold when exercises or operations are ramped up. Do not put in perennial weeds such as dock or ground elder and shake off as much soil as possible from the other weeds. I put the emphasis on that last word just right so to elicit some reaction from him. But I had never put on paints before, so I moved with slow caution, slowly dipping the brush into red lip paint. It also gathered much vital electronic intelligence, or Elint, meaning those signals put out by radar, missiles, and other devices. Show More Sentences As he put it himself on the weekend, he will have finally defeated the elites. The group put on a frantic performance during a set that stretched into the night. With a groundswell of popular support, the strictest rent control in the nation was put into effect to protect renters' rights. The cute toddler was put up for adoption within days of being born and has already overcome a liver transplant. Then, skipping the pot all together, he just put the hot water into the dipper. I'm hoping that by the time I get home, the office tile has been grouted, dried and the furniture put in place. Some animals, particularly four young porkers, seem upset by this, but the dogs start growling and put an end to all discussion. The rapid growth of the city as well as a lack of maintenance has put an enormous strain on public infrastructure. They're trying to put in measures to help whistle-blowers point out wrongdoing at the United Nations without losing their job. Put it on a motorway and you could happily sit behind the wheel and watch the miles waft past. The later device converts the low-voltage direct current put out by the batteries into 120-volt alternating house current. This is good news, because problems with transferring direct debits, standing orders, etc. has put off many of us from switching in the past. Planning is essential for this very strong-growing clematis which will put on an enormous amount of growth in one season. Or put in Quabbalistic terms, everything that exists in Malkuth is an emanation of the The Divine and therefore contains a part of it. Phelps sent his wife and family ahead of him to Philadelphia and he remained briefly in Stratford to put his affairs in order. Stalin's body was embalmed and was presently put on display with Lenin's corpse in the renamed Lenin-Stalin Mausoleum. There has been a certain amount of guidance put out from the diversity directorate. So he put an incorrect date of birth on the application form and completed the gruelling 26 mile route. He returns briefly to Ireland to put his affairs in order, and Kate's enraged mother pushes him over the cliffs to his death. I put down my music, eyes pricking and throat closing up with anxiety, rage, confusion and embarrassment. Show More Sentences You could put up a deckchair and sunbathe in the space between the top of the wheel and the wheel arch. In fact the very suggestion that my grumpiness may not be entirely my own tends to put me in a bit of a grump. I put the rake in the shed, emptied the sawdust in the brush in back of the house, and parked the wheelbarrow in front of the steps. So I took this car, put on some new sheet metal and went to a quarter-mile dirt track. They put us down, and frown on us, and the dirty looks I get sometimes really make me feel like I am some sort of outcast. But in a break-in at the weekend thieves forced open a toilet window, disabled the alarm system and put plastic bags over the CCTV cameras. More recently a friend of mine was trying to find other student emcees to put on an event, but to no avail. A spokesperson for the Department of Health said they completely disagreed with the views put forward by Mr McNamara. The situation is disagreeable to Japan, but Tokyo has put up with it to avoid upsetting bilateral relations. It was clear that some of our players put petty disagreements above devotion to the cause and we all paid the penalty. Sunday I emcee another concert at Orchestra Hall, and I will put on the black uniform as usual. His diet permitted no more white breads or dinner rolls, which was one of the hardest things for him to put aside. When the putative guardians of public morality put the screws to crime and horror comics, distributors refused to put them on newsstands. When she put her feet on the highway again, she thanked her guardian angel for her preservation. He said he was confident that they would put up an impressive show and eventually emerge winners. If he'd mentioned anybody else's name down there in the guardroom, do you think they would have put him up for the death vote? A product which causes injury when put to its core uses clearly disappoints consumer expectations, and liability should be imposed accordingly. After all the effort that s been put in over the years it must be particularly disappointing for local people. She disassembled a rifle efficiently, examining the pieces critically then put it back together. If you have a high density of atoms and you put thermal energy into the system you will raise the temperature. Find more words! 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