Sentence examples for be put in some from inspiring English sources

Perhaps it is time for the MPs' expenses saga to be put in some sort of context.

The medal tally must, however, be put in some context.

In high school I was fortunate to be put in some leadership positions.

A trillion dollars is still a lot of money, but it needs to be put in some perspective.

When it comes down to negotiating DRM, you just have to make a decision about whether you're willing to let your creative work be put in some tech company's jail in order to make your investors happy, or whether you'll keep shopping for a saner, better investor.

While in the Military you can be put in some of the most extreme situations that an average citizen will only see on TV or hear of.

We'll be putting in some additional guidelines to make sure projects of this nature aren't developed in the future".

As a result, new supports have been put in, some moored more than 70-feet underground.

Part of getting a grip is putting in some money.

He started running in 2008 when he heard his boss was putting in some serious weekly mileage in training for the marathon.

"We're putting in some beach plum, bayberry, rosa rugosa and splendens armeria, a grassy sort of plant that blooms in early spring," said Michael Moonan, the project manager.