Sentence examples for put back some from inspiring English sources

In "The Last of the Unjust," Lanzmann attempts to put back some of the Judaism.

Speculation about his intentions began Thursday when he pulled and then put back some television advertisements.

A native Floridian, she wanted to put back some of the habitat she had watched disappear.

"I softened the collarbones, but then she started to get too retouched, so I put back some stuff," he explained.

The amendment was an effort to put back some of the protections removed from USA Freedom, cosponsors said.

What I tried to do was combine these things, the melodrama and the musical, to put back some emotions.

I would drop about 30 pounds in those few months, then spend the remainder of the year slowly putting back some but, crucially, not all of them.

American said that it would start putting back some seats in its coach sections, which it removed as part of an effort to promote the roominess of its economy class.

So we're putting back some of what they discarded late at night in that Boston hotel room, to fill out the relationships between the characters.' On film, South Pacific has spatial amplitude.

"Women are not going to be put back in some kind of bottle," Professor Samad said.

And the introduction of BBX BB10, the next version of the software, was expected by now but has been put back to some later date (though still this year).