Sentence examples for letter should put from inspiring English sources

Jim Steets, a spokesman for Entergy, said these decisions and Dr. Diaz's letter should put to rest any lingering concerns about safety at the plant.

The letter should put the owner on notice that if he fails to paint the apartment, the tenant will have no choice but to have the apartment repainted in a similar color scheme and then deduct the cost of the repainting from the rent.

4) Knowing what you know about my background, what area of expertise do you think I should put up front in my cover letter and CV?

When putting greetings-cards or letters that have only been folded in half, you should put the 'spine' at the bottom of the envelope.

After King's "Letter From Birmingham City Jail" appeared in April of 1963, Graham told press that King "should put the brakes on a little bit".

The practice rankled many enlisted men: as one of Stoughton's own troops wrote in a letter home, "If he is so fancy that he can't put up with them, the Government should put him out".

"While the original letter should never have been sent so close to an election," Schiff said, "the expeditious review of these emails should put to rest the irresponsible speculation indulged in by the Trump campaign and others".

We should put a bomb under it".

But immigration policy should put Americans first.

You should put it in a glass.

The administration should put on the brakes.