Sentence examples for foster put from inspiring English sources

Mr. Foster put it a different way: "I'm a red meat kind of guy, and he's a vegan".

BBC Radio Bristol's Stephen Lamb: "It was a toss that both teams needed to win, and after Foster put Gloucestershire in, it was easy to see why.

You can be an absolute genius at acting, and it still doesn't mean you know anything.' Foster puts down her happy reincarnation as a Sigourney Weaver-style action heroine to a desire to work less, but more lucratively and to spend more time at home with her children and, presumably, Cydney, whom she met on the set of Sommersby in 1993.

In other words, to a signal Foster puts in correspondence a time-varying matrix, which is zero for negative time and is the matrix of an aperiodic data for positive time and further manipulates with this matrix.

The shed in back of their house has been repainted, but Foster can put his fingers in two bullet holes.

When my foster parents put me into care, at the age of 12, they said: "We're never going to write to you, we're never going to come".

"It's great that Redbridge council is confident it can recruit enough non-smokers, although we wouldn't want to see potentially good foster carers put off from applying purely because they have the occasional cigarette," said Hazel Halle, the charity's services director.

If, as P. K.'s foster mother puts it, "a Detective is someone who uncovers the Truth & brings Justice," then Lawrence, in doing a very modern justice to this 19th-century misfit, is being the kind of detective all good authors can be.

The experimental values are always within the confidence interval of the null model, except for a few cases (in boldface in Table 3) that are particularly important because they suggest some cooperator clustering as well as some defector anti-clustering, precisely the cooperation fostering mechanism put forward by theoretical models.

This situation is putting foster carers off staying put, as is the fact that they lose their status as foster carers once their child turns 18. Why? Do parents stop being parents when their child turns 18? How many of you are reading this with your 20-something still at home?

Katy felt bruised by the experience, but fostering means putting the kids before yourself, time after time.