Sentence examples similar to put on fan from inspiring English sources
In the eighteenth century, Mozart and Da Ponte could put on "Così Fan Tutte " in the hope of making scudi or two, but these days sopranos can't be had for, so to speak, a song.
We appreciate the great show he put on for fans to close out the inaugural Meadows Festival.
Other conventions are put on by fans of a particular genre, such as science fiction or mysteries, and feature some of the same things, as well as fun activities.
He looked for them in one diner after another and among the smoky, raucous tailgate parties put on by Jets fans at the Meadowlands.
At home, though, these teams like to put on a show for their fans.
So it's time once again for Mets fans to put on their rethinking caps and help team management right the ship.
Obviously everyone wanted to put on a spectacle for the fans and for everyone who has put in all the hard work to get this on.
Ten minutes before the game, the Heat's public-address announcer, Michael Baiamonte, implored the fans to put on the white T-shirts they were handed as they entered the arena.
Try putting on a fan or cooler.
If you can't, then improvise and do what most students have always done to heat and cool: open or close windows & doors; use a red heat lamp at your feet (uses a lot less electricity); use a blanket; remove or put on extra layers; drink hot or cold drinks; put on a fan etc. Get groovy stationery and desk gear.
Every time anyone puts on the electric fan heater in the bathroom I imagine wads of £20 notes being thrown on the living room fire.
