Sentence examples for be put on an from inspiring English sources

"When will this be put on an equal footing?

"They're afraid if they give money, they'll be put on an F.B.I. hit list".

People are slowing down, and some of the blame can be put on an aging boomer population.

(Tweedell's group eventually came up with this best-case ending: the soldier would get mentoring. The more realistic outcome: he would be put on an unpleasant work detail).

Many more presidential nominees would be put on an expedited calendar, and even the 448 remaining on the traditional route to confirmation would face a shorter path.

Here, she waits to be transferred to an inpatient floor to be put on an IV and monitored for a day before release.

Phone ahead to be put on a waiting list.

To be useful, the study should be put on a more solid foundation.

Sure, he could be putting on an act.

Civil authorities are being put on an emergency footing.

They're put on a watch list.