Sentence examples for a test put on from inspiring English sources

Kuwabara and the others rescue him and learn that the whole scenario was a test put on by Genkai.

Gorgeous George confirms his talents inside the ring with his splendid black-and-white homage to TV newsman Ed Murrow in Good Night, and Good Luck before putting his acting skills to the test (putting on weight, growing a beard) as a CIA operative in Syriana, a global conspiracy-style thriller from Traffic writer Stephen Gaghan.

Amid the beauty of Hull's writing – his observations on the unconsciously insensitive treatment of the blind by the sighted, the test put on his Christian faith, his confusion at realising that blindness was a gift, albeit one he didn't want – it's his thoughts on sound that stand out sharpest.

The reliability of a test puts a cap on the possible validity for that test.

(Hodges et al. 1999) Such a test puts different requirements on examiners, and this has implications for staff training.

But this year, the thorough clinical exams that participants periodically receive will be scaled back, and plans for new tests put on hold.

And I've done my journalistic due diligence and taken a hands-on course in the ways of whiskey, bringing home a hundred percent on my test and a label to put on my bios: certified bourbon steward.

Think about the information your teacher might put on a test.

The only way to test everything is to put on a show.

They arrived as the country was celebrating — yes, parade and all — a successful nuclear test and putting on its best fake-prosperity face for the Vice cameras.

So, Legislators of New York State, can a standardized test put a value on this?