Sentence examples for put jacks from inspiring English sources

"We got a clawfoot tub and had to put jacks up underneath the house to make sure that once we filled [the tub] up with water, it wasn't going to make the whole trailer... stand up on one side," Peeples explains.

It was the lousiest excuse I'd ever made, but when someone you don't know or care about demands to be jacked off, you don't exactly put jacking them off at the top of your to-do list.

If someone must get under the vehicle, put jack stands or some kind of support under the vehicle's frame.

Edo is annoyed when the young men surprise him and Elizabeth by putting jack-o'-lanterns in the windows.

It's an innocent turn of phrase, but with an instinctive strategic brilliance worthy of Stephen Potter's Lifemanship academy, David puts Jack at a disadvantage.

"Crazy Pumpkin", which just puts Jack-o-lantern faces on your iPhone's screen, managed to get enough swing from a good run of coverage around Halloween to reach the top 10.

Afterward, the college kids dragged out a reluctant donkey (rented for $20 by the efficient Kennedy organization), then followed Kennedy into a supermarket, waving homemade college-humor signs (PUT JACK IN THE WHITE SHACK, PUT A NEW JOHN IN THE WHITE HOUSE)." While at the college, Kennedy said the famous line, "I forgot my Nixon button".

So we went and made a T out of a 4x4 and a 2x6, put a jack under it and jacked up the whole ceiling.

Put one jack stand under the surface of the car, near the front, and another jack stand under the surface near the rear of the car.

Open the 3.5 stereo jack Connect the wires to the respected hole (before you connect the wire make sure you put the jack cover on the wire before) connect the wires to the respected hole.

We rolled it over, put his jack on top and we were in business.