The phrase "put a shit" is not correct or usable in written English
It is a slang phrase which should never be used in formal or professional writing. If you mean to say that someone "puts forth a great deal of effort" then you could say "put in a lot of work". For example, "She put in a lot of work to get the job done."
Instead his ear bent toward future funk, the high energy sub-genre built on slopped-together samples of forgotten 80s Japanese pop songs, or late-70s funk hits—often, as he puts it made by "just literally slowing down another song and putting a shit ton of reverb and compressor on it".
They've put a massive shit-stain on our party's name, and I think that's really sad".
takes shit to know shit so we may as well put a piece of shit in the White House … In conclusion, I think Donald trump is evil like America is evil and in order for America to keep up with itself it needs him".
The 30-year-old talked of being put in "a shit position" and of his knees getting "significantly worse through the injections".
'Nobody cares, they just take a name and put a lot of shit.
Look, they put a bunch of shit in there depending on where you get it from, but I never heard about fucking baby laxatives.
Yesterday, I was recording a Radio 4 drama and I put on a shit outfit and thought 'I don't care'.
She has a cunning plan to build on the success of Alarm ("I'm just not going to put out a shit song"), and is steadily building up a live following.
But only if you do it right (and by "do it right" I mean, "put a shit-ton of work into it").
A person on hallucinogens would have had a great time at the Qualcomm keynote in Vegas Monday night where, jealous of the attention paid to more consumer-friendly (and absent from CES) companies like, oh, Apple, Google, Amazon and Facebook, the Saudi Prince of mobile processors threw a bunch of money at its marketing team in order to put a bunch of random shit onstage in order to get press links.
