Sentence examples for put on a second from inspiring English sources

The company employs 30 people across one shift, but wants to put on a second and third shift, which would create 100 jobs.

An attempt to put on a second Porter revue fizzled in 1972.

"Somebody on the zoning board asked me why don't I just put on a second floor.

For me to put on a hat and a mask allowed me to put on a second persona.

To avoid accusations of exploiting his fans — this is indie rock, after all, not big business — the organizers will put on a second, nonfestival appearance on Oct. 3, also at the Paramount.

"I'm wondering whether they'll come back at some point to put on a second coat".

Tokimonsta, Dumbfoundead, and Far East Movement combined forces to put on a fourth rendition of their Spam N Eggs festival last week, a one night event that pays ode to the K-town music scene.

So I'm buying a stock at $50 and I expect to sell it when it reaches $65". What he was finding was, often, when the stock reached $65, his analysts wanted to put on a second-round bet that the stock would rise even higher.

"Oh, yes, because that is a great expectation to put on a first-time director," Mr. Stewart said in response to the question.

Leask was the next to go for only nine before Richie Berrington (36) and the captain, Preston Mommsen (31), rallied to put on a sixth-wicket stand of 51.

Petros Doukas, the deputy finance minister, said the latest figure -- up from the original $5.6 billion projection and the $7.2 billion revision before the Games -- was driven by a desire to put on a first-class event.