Sentence examples for could put what from inspiring English sources

"I could put what you see here into a boutique".

You could put what you've learned to good use in local or national town and country planning departments, in other areas of the construction industry, or in the conservation and environmental sector.

And I don't think we could put what Evgeny has done for us into words, he's been invaluable: the combination of the amount of ice time we've had, his input, and the confidence he brings to us".

I wanted to have a platform where I could put what I witness every day into words, sentences and paragraphs, which became stories.

Which book includes the line "You could have put what was left of me into a thimble?" And which has this: "If cared for properly, good sex toys can last for many years?" "Prime Time" is a how-to book about being happy and self-aware at 73. "Jane Fonda" is about a much younger woman who had very little idea of who she was or how she treated others.

"I thought I could just put what he wanted on a disk and send it to him, but he said no, use FTP," she says.

I wondered if the people near us could hear our conversation, if they could put together what we were discussing.

You were now equipped with an aesthetic that governed the use you could put to what you saw.

Given that the highest ticket price at 10 of the 20 Premier League clubs last season was £50 or less, it puts what could be done into sharp - if crude - focus.

"You could put that in what's called the private area," she said, "a four-by-four-inch space in the lower left-hand corner".

Some outside experts have begun to warn in stark terms that to continue the drawdown beyond July could put at risk what the surge has accomplished.