Sentence examples for put in part from inspiring English sources

Getting away from headquarters used to be a rite of camp in the N.F.L., but now two-thirds of the teams stay put, in part because they've spent millions on practice sites that can give fans a place to watch.

More people who normally might move — potential retirees and job-seekers — stayed put, in part because they could not afford to sell their houses and apartments; and fewer moved to traditional retirement and job centers in Sun Belt states.

Bill Gates predicted in 1995 that the Internet would help rural people stay put, in part because they would have the same advantages as city slickers in the virtual world.

Jackson says he never understood why land forces weren't put in as part of the offer in the first place.

"When the group was put in as part of the steering committee this indicated the importance of consumer contributions" [CCR1] and "consumer and community members could be part of the team rather than a separate group" [R11].

You want to put in, you know, part of your portfolio needs to zag when the rest of it zigs.

The truth is that the numbers depend on carbon-trading arrangements that Australia is putting in place as part of its effort to reduce greenhouse-gas emissions.

I don't want to be that guy, so I am putting in place a three-part plan.

There is talk that GE and IBM are putting in bids for all or part of the company.

You don't have to put in the part about the dog urine, or the Taser.

It's a funny thing to put in the part of the equation where the variable is usually civil liberties.