"You're going?" He looks put out.
His love interest looks put out when he returns it to the fridge.
I make the mistake of asking who she ran the teen speak past for her new book (example: "One flat way-out cool rave") and she looks put out and says, "I'm on all the sites, I watch all the shows, I'm a big Skins fan, love it, I love Shameless.
If a guest looks put out at where you've seated them, do some discreet legwork and re-seat them as quickly as possible; make an excuse like, "Oops, I meant to put you over there".
At one point, I ask if, in his teenage years, the sound of his dad's songs on the radio ever embarrassed him, and he looks so put-out by the suggestion that I end up apologising: look, I wasn't trying to get you to say you hate your dad's songs ("It would have been fine if he had," chuckles Hammond Sr).
This looks like, for now, Huawei is probably developing something, but more as an option in reserve, rather than looking to put out a device that would compete against other platforms it is already using.
"I think we're both a bit over the scale – I think you're a bit more introverted than normal and I'm more extroverted than normal," concludes Madeley, and Finnigan looks a bit put-out by this conclusion to what was originally a compliment.
Mainly, we will be looking to put out an ordinary, or at least more ordinary, version of the book.
"But I'm really looking at putting out my personal best because that's something that I haven't done this season.... They're very hard workers and have a good ethic in their training.
Everyone looks very put out whenever boring Emma speaks.
