Sentence examples for put in one more from inspiring English sources

It would look like the scene outside of the mall in George A Romero's Dawn of the Dead: thousands of starched, dazed yuppies converging on the corporate grounds, clawing at the entrance, growling for the opportunity to just put in one more 70-hour work week.

I put in one more hard stroke, applying so much force to the forcola that it threatened to shatter.

If it's, 'No thank you', fine, in 24 hours the club is for sale, I do not put in one more pound and hopefully things happen quickly".

You can only put in one more before it reached it's limit.

This they managed despite England putting in one of their more lacklustre performances in the field, with three catches of varying degrees of difficulty going down, misfields and nothing short of a fine effort from Steve Finn, after his own fumble, hitting the stumps.

I put in for more, no one calls".

On the other hand, if, as was expected, from the age of 18 or 19 the behaviour of the measurements was asyntotic, ages could be put in one group where extreme measures are more probable thus correcting a possible skewness, stemming from underestimating the population's variance.

"I know how to put the oar in one more time".

Two out of every five of the families and individuals whose buildings were examined were put in ones with an average of two or more housing code violations per apartment, the coalition found; one in five went to buildings with an average of five or more violations per apartment.

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You don't put in new ones.