Sentence examples for about put from inspiring English sources
Go and give it to a bunch of young musicians you care about, put them in the studio.
Another fly has alighted ahead of him on the paper & he calculates that he could just about put it out of its misery with an upper-case "W".
All told, then, the impending arrival of the tempestuous Danny Cipriani from Australia should just about put the tin hat on it.
The newspaper reports of Felix Fritzl [Elisabeth's son], aged five, emerging into a world he didn't know about, put the idea into my head.
Well, they do that anyway simply by existing, but nicking Phil Mulryne from under their noses on a free transfer will just about put a seal on it.
And with that here I am and ready to run about, put in a shift and hope to make a difference with my fresh fingers.
For starters, how about putting down the iPhone?
One even jokes about putting "a hit" on Tetrick.
"Think about putting oil in a frying pan.
Firstly, to at least make something you can wear out-and-about, put on some lace-up Timberlands or Frye boots like Katniss wore in the movie.
