Sentence examples for like to be put from inspiring English sources

"Me, I don't like to be put down to a specific thing.

"Ukrainians really don't like to be put under pressure," she said.

I have my own reason for thinking he made a mistake: Wisconsinites don't like to be put on the spot.

"He didn't like to be put on the spot, either, didn't like a direct question, didn't like a big to-do.

Her appeal has often been attributed to her schoolmarmishness, her toughness, the idea that the nation would quite like to be put in its place by her.

Opportunity Shop of the Association for Improving the Condition of the Poor would like to be put on list of places to which League sends its working members.

"I wouldn't like to be putting anyone else on her that doesn't know her," Hughes said.

"Nobody likes to be put on the bench and out of the team.

Nobody likes to be put down.

Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg would like it to be put to rest once and for all.

"I would have quite liked them to be put into the darkest corners of South Africa for the first week or two.