Sentence examples for been put under a from inspiring English sources

"We work very hard; we've been put under a lot of pressure and stress.

Like a girl in a fairy tale who has been put under a spell, Therese falls silent on the open road: "She did not want to talk.

Players from both sides have been put under a lot of stress and pressure and we don't want to be doing that, and we shouldn't be doing that.

But it has rarely been put under a microscope, because the industry will not divulge the costs of researching and developing a particular drug.

Now the men in the blue helmets have been warned against "misconduct that could undermine the work of the mission" and have been put under a curfew.

The trade in Afghan art has raised perplexing questions about how best to care for art that has been put under a death sentence in its homeland.

The group has been put under an embargo by the Security Council.

"Not only have they been put under an external administration but they've also had to accept so-called politicians that were delegated there.

"Now those 10percentt are being put under a microscope.

Once again they were put under a tight curfew.

We were put under a lot of pressure.