Sentence examples for practice of putting from inspiring English sources

The practice of putting out much-changed line-ups is hardly new.

Fran and Barry Weissler have made a regular practice of putting television stars in Broadway shows.

Vo has continued the practice of putting works by other artists in his exhibitions.

Korean names From stylebook: Most Koreans follow the Chinese practice of putting the family name first.

The practice of putting bags over the heads of detainees is justified as "to keep them disoriented".

And in L.A. there was a practice of putting people down, kneeling on the sidewalk, hands behind their head.

The practice of putting checks or stars in the listing of long-running shows is offensive in so many ways.

Mr. McDonough's appointment would continue the president's practice of putting the people he trusts most in critical positions.

He also said that the practice of putting private hospitals on standby in case they were needed had been going on for years.

Tierney has ordered a stop to the practice of putting exclusive Inquirer and Daily News articles up on Philly.com the night before their publication in print.

The heads are exhibited on top of poles, which is unsettling, being related to the barbaric practice of putting the head of one's enemy on a pike.