Sentence examples for day of putting from inspiring English sources

He admitted that he felt the effects of taking 14 pills a day, of putting strong medicine in his body.

The gravedigger's credo: After a long day of putting cold ones in the ground, you look forward to putting a few cold ones down.

'And he had horses as well, so I said, "Let's try it".' The week-long courses will involve two days of 'horse mountain-boarding', two days getting used to wakeboarding on the lakes of Thorpe Park in Surrey, and one day of putting it all together horse-surfing on a beach.

I just can't believe that after a day of putting my life on the line for you and our American way of life the first thing you want me to do is somehow come up with a sheet of paper and a pen that works and write you some long letter.

After a day of putting these hot Italians through their paces, we spent a comfortable evening at the Bacara Resort comparing notes.

But we haven't really figured out what's going to be the most conventional, day to day way of putting your material out there.

The United States Army, Navy, Air Force, and Marine Corps were all capable to-day of putting atomic weapons to military use".

Kurds have recently deviated from the tradition of unified Friday protests across Syria under a single name, instead selecting their own: "Friday of Kurdish Rights", "Friday of Putting Kurdish Rights above any Council" and "Friday of Here is Kurdistan".

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi accused President Trump on Friday of putting her and fellow lawmakers in danger by publicizing their plans to travel to Afghanistan, forcing them to abandon the trip, a breathtaking allegation against the commander in chief as their feud escalated and the government shutdown dragged on.

WASHINGTON -- Republicans accused the Obama administration on Tuesday of putting Americans at risk by allowing localities to opt out of enforcing federal immigration laws.

A spokesman for former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush accused Clinton on Wednesday of "putting political expediency ahead of doing what's right," noting she had opposed easing restrictions against Cuba in her 2000 Senate and 2008 presidential campaigns.