Sentence examples similar to guess to put from inspiring English sources

Label the shelves with what these categories are, so that you and your coworkers don't have to guess where to put them back.

This way you're still in a position to get paid and you'll waste less time guessing how to put things right.

I guess you need to put this into context.

I guess I like to put myself on the line at some point and see what I can do".

Then he added, less enthusiastically than one might expect, "I guess I have to put a bag over my head and go through it".

He made such an apology, and I guess I have to put my political capital where my mouth is and defend the notion of a President Barbour.I think both my Texan colleague and Josh Marshall come down a trifle too hard on Mr Barbour.

I think we can do that in a way that represents what America's all about, which is equal opportunity and opportunity for people to realize their potential, so to answer your question, I support, I guess the way to put it is affirmative access.

On Scottish independence: "The difference between the Scottish and the English, which I guess we have to put down to cultural differences (though of course it could be something in the water) are sufficient and long-term enough that this effective divorce between Scotland and England makes sense for both parties".

"We lost the first game at their place so I guess we have to put right a wrong in our view.

I guess I need to put away Assassin's Creed and BioShock to try out the new heroic map pack that was released today for Halo 3. It's 800 M$ points and includes three new maps: Standoff, Rat's Nest and Foundry.

Besides, I guess I need to put my VHS/DVD collection to work every once and a while.