"put in" or "put on"?
| He needs to be put into prison. |
| Put in pointers to your videos. |
| Put in fd as of now is the best. |
| I think you have put in more than perfect which is excellent translation of the material. |
| What would she put in the water for the baby's first bath? Answer: Rum and a silver coin. |
| Michael and Nico put in consistent performances, pulled off good overtaking moves and we delivered six clean pit stops. |
| You could certainly put in dampers, but if you add them in you need to be very careful to make sure they are air tight. |
| Its distinction is that it's designed to handle really large amounts of data with high throughput in a realtime manner. |
| Before I forked out a copper for playing staff, what the Americans call ' front office ' would have to be put in order. |
| I have nothing to put on my list. |
| We raced and put on riding schools. |
| I don't ' mis-wear ' what I put on. |
| I'd going to put on some concealer now, this is the line smoothing concealer by Clinique. |
| Nadhr means making a vow in the name of Allah that he will put on the ihram from place x. |
| Malinche Entertainment is putting on the Adventure Game Expo in Atlantic City on Aug. |
| For Followers of Seyyid Golpaygani, is it wajib for ladies to wear two unsewn clothes when putting on the Ihraam? A. |
| Every time these people remove the little cross we put on our son's grave, this just reinforces their disbelief with us. |
| Then to pull my soul together and try put it all out of my mind I put on some music to soothe my soul and began to bake. |
| A blogroll is usually put on the homepage - which means all the blogs you link to are getting the SEO benefits from you. |
| He needs to be put into prison. |
| Poverty can be put into categories. |
| The definition does not need to be put into the new statute, and probably could not be. |
| I really appreciate you putting into words the things I have thought about so much. |
| This surprised me at first because of the effort put into indoctrination at the school. |
| However, The reason I am put into university isn't because my mentor is putting me on some lifelong learning journey. |
| You could refer others to Stockgen and earn referral fees of up to 30% of the money your referrals put into Stockgen. |
| As well, you can feel free to use your work journal for items that wouldn't make sense to put into the clinic manual. |
| Others have shown that random numbers can be put into Mann's algorithm, and they always produce a hockey stick graph. |
| A gun was not put to their head. |
| Tonight we just got put to the sword. |
| AMQ9511 Messages can not be put to a queue. |
| In 1812, Mampitiya, the natural son of Kirtisri, was accused of treason and put to death. |
| Graphene - This is an allotropic form of carbon which can be put to a huge number of uses. |
| The available HR is required to be put to work and earn for their own and for the country. |
| He was afraid of his master coming to claim him, when, if given up, he would by Roman law be tortured and put to death. |
| We must learn how to confess our sins no matter what so that Satan will be put to shame and as well learn how to forgive. |
| I sometimes pretend the world is ending, or I'd being put to death by the state in the morning, and really just go to town. |
| Third, nobody should be reproached for his fault or mistake, that is, he should not be put to humiliation in public for it. |
| The living wage has been put at 7. |
| Here the odd that Chelsea will win is put at 1. |
| Those who have not yet been put at rest, I put at rest. |
| Bit nervous and again totally put at ease and the sedation (for those that have not had it) is just fab. |
| She is put at risk by practices that dissipate the security of relationship to her natural mother and father. |
| At $4 trillion and counting, their combined cost is approaching that of the Second World War, put at some $4. |
| The Celtel rebranding was alleged to have cost $30 million, while the cost of the Zain rebranding is put at $28 million. |
| Today 50 percent of Nigerians are said to be living condition below the poverty line and life expectancy put at 52 years. |
| With Jane's attention diverted and his concentration wavering, the current investigation and his CBI career are put at risk. |
| I would not want put at risk my clients and my colleagues by not being insured, and I would not want to give the ' flu to my. |
| Carts are being put before horses. |
| The blessings are here put before the curses. |
| The question about it was put before the military adviser on 5 November. |
| Following such approval, the scheme is again put before the Court for final sanction. |
| In an attempt to prevent her departure, a series of obstacles are put before the prince. |
| Note that although the AE and AAE sounds follow after the letter M, they are put before it. |
| She is represented in New Zealand by a Governor General, who ratifies all laws put before him or her by the elected parliament of New Zealand. |
| Note also that for the O and Au sounds to mark M there are two components of the vowel mark -one which is put before the letter and the other after. |
| In a business case soon to be put before Government, UC officials have requested $55-60 million to move the entire College of Ed from its Dovedale campus to Ilam campus. |
| The convict, Benjamin Sam, admitted to committing the crime by having sex with the boy through his anus, when he was put before the court presided over by Sedina Agbemava. |
| England's run of failures were soon to be put behind them. |
| I cut out the girl from the left over Gingham paper and put behind the teacup. |
| Handmade is actually made by hand, and there is love a care put behind each item. |
| He who claims to be an inventor, should be put behind bars for bringing bad name to Pakistan. |
| I hope that the players put behind their differences and perform to the fullest in the event to bring. |
| He may be put behind the bars, but such sacrifice of personal freedom will deliver freedom to Ummah in the long term. |
| Even though it was my home race, quite early on it became one to put behind me and that was quite difficult I have to say. |
| Since the 1993 floods on the Upper Mississippi River, more than 72 square kilometres of floodplain lands have been put behind levees in the St. |
| When the roar kicks in at the beginning of Have A Blast I was convinced he was going to rupture something, such was the power he put behind the sound. |
| It won't be the first time I've said this but a presenter is only as good as the production put behind him or her and the production only as good as the presenter you put in front of it. |
| Even the wealthiest man can not put off death. |
| Hmmm you seem to have put off a lot of Indians. |
| Both are at risk if lawmakers put off this bill. |
| I'd be put off myself by something that claims to be a miracle--because they rarely are. |
| How often does that happen to men who keep putting off prostate operations, I wonder. |
| Fab! The one (and slight as such) issue was that I felt abut put off being a single diner. |
| If one delays the performing of sacrifice beyond Eid day due to incapacity, could he also put off doing Halq/Taqseer? A. |
| Firstly, a slow interface instantly puts off web visitors and individuals won't be interested in exploring your internet site. |
| EDSOURCE: Would you suggest slowing it down, putting off the implementation? BUCHANAN: Yes, slowing it down, or phasing it. |
| He then worried that his intelligible babble would put off the stunning blonde, and was surprised when she agreed to a second date. |
| If I had a family to support, put through school, etc. |
| And that most were put through it again at regular intervals. |
| My poor girlfriend's bladder was put through that ordeal for nothing. |
| They are always a victim of their work being put through the saturday morning machine. |
| He was beaten and put through a grueling interrogation on the details of Chen's escape. |
| How did this come to my attention, by a HDN failed to deliver note being put through my door. |
| The hot water is put through a heat exchanger and the heated second fluid used to drive a turbine to generate electricity. |
| To drive any vehicle on the ice you need to be put through training -- for the 4WD thats a cruise over to McMurdo and back. |
| The first few will start to be rejected that have been put through under financial requirement lets see what they do very soon. |
| Students like me are put under the gun. |
| Let us put under consideration some ways. |
| All High English Schools were also put under the board. |
| I must try and find some bricks or something, to put under the box to make it straight. |
| The little marks you put under a line when you intend to repeat it but can't be bothered. |
| There is a demographic limit to the number of people most nation-states can put under arms. |
| There is also a way a support can be put under the lower part of the crop, so that it is held up in a normal position. |
| I explained myself in a final meeting and was put under heavy pressure when 6 men harshly argued against our decission. |
| All of this resulted in Liverpool being stretched on both flanks and also being put under pressure in between the lines. |
| All the colleges of Dhaka city were converted into intermediate colleges and were put under the jurisdiction of the board. |