Sentence examples for put into large from inspiring English sources
Only one other supermarket – Sainsbury's – backfills with general waste and under its system bin bags are put into large plastic crates that are washed each time before reuse.
Some oil could go through a primitive refining process in which crude is put into large vats and heated, bringing lighter oil similar to diesel to the surface.
The cherries get put into large bins that hold 350 pounds of fruit.
Both of these wastes are usually put into large impoundments or "ponds", typically located in valleys dammed with solid mining refuse.
All specimens were caught on the same day with small nets and put into large containers for transport back to the laboratory under the same conditions.
Put into large kettle, and cook over medium heat until your grapes are soft, approximately 10-15 minutes.
The M113 was the first aluminum-armoured vehicle to be put into large-scale production.
1. Smarter neighborhood-scale problem-solving platforms: We have seen a revolution in individual, consumer-centric technologies through wearables and remote sensors, but we haven't seen the same intensity of effort put into larger scale problem-solving platforms that are fun, interactive, and goal-oriented.
During the second world war he worked at Boots in Nottingham, putting into large-scale production the new antibacterial drug sulfanilamide, which saved thousands of wounded servicemen from life-threatening infections.
Put into a large bowl with the remaining ingredients.
