Sentence examples for put away some from inspiring English sources

Mr. Suh's Jesus does put away some childish things, if not very convincingly.

"I'll probably sweep the floor and put away some tools," said Leila Daw, an installation artist.

Isn't it about time we showed some balance and put away some big criminals for a long time?

"I was just trying to get on top of the net and put away some volleys," he said.

"It's still harder than it should be to pay the bills and to put away some money," Obama said.

If her doctor had brought up the subject, she said, she might have put away some eggs when she was younger.

Hollywood put aside a dismal economy and the threat of an actors' strike to focus on the awards, an important stop on the road to the Oscars but one that is as much about putting on a show and putting away some Champagne as it is about building awards consensus.

This may mean putting away some items, clearing out a drawer and/or cleaning out the closet.

"The BBC and other journalists have not excitedly prioritised the majority view that the death penalty should be brought back or that paedophiles should be put away on some remote island forever," she adds in her Independent column.

But the heavy equipment was silenced and shovels were put away briefly as some of the passengers' families were brought by bus to see, for the first time, where their relatives died.

It was far from an ideal weekend for Wales either as a second-string side laboured to a 17-13 victory against Fiji, but Ireland will be pleased to have put away Georgia with some comfort in a 49-7 win.