Sentence examples for how to put something from inspiring English sources

"American writers tend to be more schooled in how to put something together," she admits.

We still don't know how to do the CD-ROM's or how to put something in Favorites.

"The really fascinating thing is how to put something together that came out wrong and make it as right as possible," she said.

She could make you cry just watching her.' Daneman addresses the problem in her prologue: 'How to put something so visual, so potent with theatrical moment that even film cannot capture it, into plain words?

It's the difference between looking at the IKEA instructions for guidance on how to put something together versus trying to evolve a creature that, by virtue of instinct alone, knows how to assemble Swedish-designed bookshelves.

He sometimes pauses and smiles tightly while he works out how best to put something.

He was brought up in Bradford, the son of a Kashmir-born bus driver, and had a compelling story to tell about his own educational struggle and about how he hoped to put something back into an economically depressed local community.

"The constraint was how willing people are to put something like this on their front porch," Mr. Farentinos said.

Since all three are relatively small, you weren't always computing scale: how much does it cost to put something like this on?

I've known about this divide since that white guy in How High told Lark Voorhies to put something over her ass, but I thought we were living in a Post-Ass Parade world!

Do you know how brave you have to be to put something out there knowing that someone could come with the gavel and say, "no, overruled!" It's very hard to mount a Broadway show.