Sentence examples for put on poorly from inspiring English sources
The councils are usually obscure groups that host meetings with the schools chancellor and put on poorly attended forums on issues like healthy lunches.
He also said that the cost of upkeep put on the PAF by Royal Mail compared poorly with the costs of the Ordnance Survey, which is responsible for mapping all of Britain, with a national topographic database of 500m objects which sees thousands of changes per day - yet has a budget of £142m annually.
Regardless of what that poorly photoshopped, pixelated meme your mother put on Facebook would imply, love is not necessary in order to sustain life.
After going on a rant about Rupert Murdoch not thanking him for saving the world in Independence Day, he asks his wife to put on a poorly constructed mask of Murdoch's face, then says to the camera, "You wanna fuck me?
Put on mascara, putting on multiple coats.
Judging from the display that the women put on, Bloomberg would have fared poorly, clothed or not, in a head-to-head match with any of them.
The hope would be that such rankings would put the heat on poorly rated institutions to give more support to young scientists.
