Sentence examples for and were putting from inspiring English sources

The Byzantines had recovered their influence in Anatolia and were putting pressure on Armenia and Antioch.

However, Darren Johnson, the local London Assembly member, said their actions were unacceptable and were putting vulnerable people at risk.

Gangs of young people had already staked their claims, and were putting off other visitors (though not the rats).

By the time Triarc came on the scene, they had virtually given up on the brand and were putting their energies into other companies' products.

Analysts said investors were generally feeling upbeat after strong gains in the previous two weeks and were putting aside fears -- at least temporarily -- that Wall Street's current advance is a bear market rally that will give up its gains.

Whatever they thought going in, all the actors look uneasy on screen, as if they were on a plane plummeting from the sky and were putting on brave faces while they crash.

They were taught breast self-examination and were put onto appropriate mammography surveillance when indicated or were reassured and discharged.

Data were collected during hospital stay and by outpatient services, and were put together in an Excel document.

The females had already mated in the wild with unknown males and were put into cages for oviposition.

This study found that 115 patients (53%) responded to duloxetine 60 mg/day and were put into the maintenance arm.

Some exposed non-fatigued controls also had FGID and were put together with the FGID group in some analyses.