Sentence examples for love to put from inspiring English sources

"We love to put them with a lovely, fresh ball of mozzarella," Gray says.

I love to put on a show.

I love to put my arms around a gumtree.

I love to put the word "post" in front of everything.

I love to put the light back in their gardening shade.

When it comes to projects that involve pastry, I love to put the apron back on.

"I love to put a bit of culture in a shoe," he said.

Chefs and restaurants love to put unfamiliar adjectives in front of common nouns.

Out back, I'd love to put in a small lake, where Mike McKenzie's place is now.

"I'd love to put it out — 'clean coal, nuclear,' it's a very important message," he said.

See, I'd love to put a number on "dawn" — that's why I think this clock thing can be really big.