Sentence examples for put on new from inspiring English sources

The soldiers waiting outside in the hall put on new rubber gloves.

Arriving at the museum in poor condition, the triptych was extensively restored and put on new stretchers.

Two years ago, six of the seven statues that were in the patio were put on new pedestals built by an contractor, Mr. Holzer said.

Oscitant is my word of the moment, meaning "yawning, exhausted" - as near to dead as dammit, actually, as a result of being put on new medication this week in the increasingly fraught attempt to keep my breast cancer under control.

They stripped its painted-over walls to their first reddish-mahogany pine finish; filled in a hole above the kitchen fireplace; replaced the double-hung windows with the original leaded-glass casement ones using an original frame found hidden in an attic corner; stabilized the structure; repaired its frame; put on new shingles and removed the false ceilings.

Data typically has to be put on new storage systems every 20 years or less for it to be accessible.

CULTUREMART 2008 HERE Arts Center puts on new work by its resident artists, including Taylor Mac and Alexandra Beller.

A good number of them, experiencing the fallout of the financial crisis and feeling the stress it put on New Mexico's banks, were angry and frustrated.

Hong Kong's old-economy companies are rushing to put on new-economy clothes -- and doing so with some success.

This requires removing the old blades and putting on new ones.

Once you are done taking off the old strings and putting on new ones, make sure you keep the old strings!