Sentence examples for need to put something from inspiring English sources

You need to put something positive, declarative".

And you need to put something on, right now".

But in difficult times, we urgently need to put something back into the economy.

"You need to put something crude on show to provoke a reaction in the public".

Eventually you learn the hard way: you're going to need to put something on the table.

But Balls will say: "In difficult times, we urgently need to put something back into the economy".

Still, her stomach is so empty it must ache, and she finally said that she needed to "put something in her mouth".

I was listening to him debating with Jonathan Sacks, the chief rabbi, in Manchester last night, and he closed the evening with the thought that we needed to put something in place of religion.

And besides, I needed to put something up to move the etamp post down – people are complaining.

Dean says "everyone needs to put something on the table" as far as paying down the debt, and thinks that the Clinton-era level of taxation will hurt the economy.

You don't need to try to put something on top of it".