Sentence examples similar to ability to put something from inspiring English sources

The sign of a truly great band arguably lies in the strength of their B-sides; Talk Show Host demonstrates a band so confident in their songwriting abilities they're happy to put something as good as Talk Show Host as a mere support track to Street Spirit.

Well, you have to put something at the origin.

But Auriemma not able to put something into words?

You've got to put something between you and stupid.

"I wanted to put something in the air," he said.

"We need to put something back together that works".

The live titles, you have to put something like that.

So you got to put something else in it".

We have to put something on the table".

You had to put something about wellness in there".

Mr. Axelrod warned Mr. Obama that if he decided to run for president, he would have to address his own "willingness and ability to put up with something" he had "never experienced on a sustained basis: criticism".