Sentence examples for causing it to put from inspiring English sources

But a faulty sensor fed incorrect information to the Lion Air flight's M.C.A.S., causing it to put the plane into a steep dive.

Then ask your dog to stand as slowly as possible thus causing it to put weight on the affected leg.

While this transition went smoothly at first, Microsoft encountered an embarrassing bug this week that caused it to put a temporary stop to app publishing to the Windows Phone Marketplace.

If you have a bowl with a fish and it keeps jumping out, you must make sure that the water is not too high, as that allows them to gain speed and jump out (thus causing it to die if not put back).

"It's almost like trying to put it out of your mind causes it to be put into indelible type".

Relocation of the aging tomb put pressure on it, causing it to crack.

It is based on the slang meaning of the verb to spin, which in the 1950's meant "to deceive," perhaps influenced by "to spin a yarn". More recently, as a noun, spin has come to mean "twist," or "interpretation"; when a pitcher puts a spin on a baseball, he causes it to curve, and when we put our own spin on a story, we angle it to suit our predilections or interests.

This will just cause it to flare up - see How to put out a grease fire for exact details.

The bird will be on the constant lookout for "enemies", which can cause it to feel nervous.[1] Putting a cage against a wall can give the bird a break from worrying about predators.

The bomb's timed detonator caused it to explode under the next car, putting that car out of action, leaving a 1 foot, 6.5 inches crater, and wounding 16 20 people.

Putting it in immediately will cause it to sink into the batter and make it very difficult to remove.