Sentence examples for needs to put some from inspiring English sources

She needs to put some time in the gym, dig deep within herself and give it another try.

"He needs to put some meat on his bones," said Diana Koenig, a 42-year-old Texas housewife.

"Actions speak louder than words, and E.T.S. needs to put some meat on the bones," said Geoffrey N. Gordon, superintendent of the Port Washington schools.

Even Ms. Powter, who thinks his shtick has long since worn thin ("He needs to put some trousers on and stop it," she said), offered begrudging admiration.

But I think she now needs to put some of that money back into the transgender community as she has taken a lot.

HILLARY CLINTON is positioning herself to run for president in 2016 (you heard it here first!), so she needs to put some distance between herself and whatever aspects of Barack Obama's presidency voters are currently unhappy with.

"Now we need to put some meat on these bones".

"I'll need to put some good work in before Wimbledon.

"Considering that, we need to put some regulations on people.

She needed to put some things in it.

The memo emphasised Mr Maliki's need to put some distance between himself and Mr Sadr.