Sentence examples for has been put there from inspiring English sources

If, however, this outfit has been put there to combat organised crime, why doesn't its title say so?

He has been put there by his former World Cup-winning team-mate Martin Johnson, the manager assailed by the view of the rugby cognoscenti that the best he can believe in when the New Zealand hosts launch the seventh tournament against Tonga on Friday is a place in the semi-finals.

It appears to be constructed from pistons, cables and battered metal plates, and yet it (or "he") was actually played by Sharlto Copley in a performance-capture suit, and all of the metal on screen has been put there by digital animators.

It's funny because if you find an album called Great Running Songs or something, it'll always have Eye of the Tiger on it, but it's terrible, it's too slow – it has been put there by some non-runner, that's for sure.

"Everything that has been put there has been coming out of emptiness or going back into emptiness," Farocki said, "Where does this world end?" His work has been said to promote critical paranoia.

But nobody was clear why it had been put there.

He said he imagined it had been put there deliberately.

"They've been put there to create greater sanitation," he told me.

A stone had been put there, its freshly incised words brief: the name, the dates.

There was one poster I didn't think should have been put there.

But how many of these kinks have been put there intentionally?