In much the same way that ultra musos insist that some jam session that their favourite band sis in a remote garage somewhere as much better than any album or concert they ever put on, there are probably some fools in the crowd who will tell their mates later that the real action was in the pre-match limbering up.
While you may be able to put on a strong act and fool everyone around you in your daily life, these perceptive creatures are far smarter, so much so that the facilitator may go into the experience thinking that a guest needs one particular course of action, but the horses reveal something else.
Tonight, one of them will be shouting, 'Get in your light, you fool.' And one will say, 'Put on a sweater, Julie.' That will be Mr. Sinatra.
"A fool can sometimes put on his coat better than a wise man can do it for him," they told royal governors and, later, state legislators and, above all, the federal government.
Whatever brave face your cell phone or PC may put on every morning, don't be fooled: Between the layers of silicon, all is not well.
— JOANNE C. GERSTNER Feng Zhe of China just put on a nice display, the kind that could fool people into thinking the parallel bars are easy.
The Democrats managed to put on a far more polished and appealing performance that did not really fool anybody.
Put on a director's cap from the stage or if you got the mailman suit from the April Fools 2011 put that on.
And don't fool yourself, if putting on or taking off a pair of jeans requires an elaborate production that includes lying down and holding one's breath or the wielding of any type of power tools, it's time to put on a pair of sweatpants and do some shopping at the GAP.
Then along came television and, in 1950, What's My Line?, a family game show on which movie stars found themselves obliged to guest as "mystery challengers", putting on mock accents to fool the blindfolded panellists seeking to guess their identity.
