Sentence examples for he put before from inspiring English sources

"I was out on a limb," Woodson said of the challenge he put before the three players.

With this echo of a notorious National Front slogan, Nicolas Sarkozy, the French interior minister, transformed the immigration bill that he put before parliament this week into an exercise in populism.

Amazingly, all 12 duly came to town in an oddly feudal convoy of gleaming jeeps with blacked-out windows embraced Mr Karzai and, on May 20th, signed the document he put before them.Good news at last for Mr Karzai.

Whether it was Happy Days and Laverne and Shirley, or The Odd Couple or Mork & Mindy, my sensibilities, comedic and otherwise, were largely shaped by what he put before me and the way in which he told a story.

Near the end of the 1958 legislative session, this group demanded a special session to deal with the need for more money for schools and welfare programs, but Chandler refused to call the session when the liberals would not agree to pass only the measures he put before them.

But Boehner says he's "flabbergasted" by a proposal he never saw coming, because John Boehner apparently never read a single newspaper article documenting Obama's desire to restore tax rates for top earners to the Clinton-era levels, or an article that mentioned the whole "American Jobs Act" he put before Congress, that included stimulus spending.

"Like the revolutionary and resolutely demystifying Euripides he puts before the reader, Pietro Pucci has been a pioneer in bringing intertextual and deconstructive readings to the major Greek poets.

But they would be hard-pressed to improve upon Rex's celebrated dégustation menus, the 10-course version of which he puts before me.

Mr. Schumer said in a recent interview that he has always had a way of getting wholly absorbed in the challenges -- big and small, meaningful and meaningless -- that he puts before him.

His programs with the New Juilliard Ensemble, the school's premier contemporary music chamber orchestra, have been consistently demanding and satisfying, and his players work hard to master the works he puts before them.

Despite the "Bernie" thing, Sanders presents his persona as no more than the sum of the ideas and principles he puts before the electorate in pursuit of a "political revolution" against a political system in thrall to corporate cash.