Sentence examples for put produces from inspiring English sources

In the race to produce ever-faster dogs, the industry, as it's euphemistically put, produces a lot of " wastage"—to wit, it kills a fuckload of unwanted dogs.

The oxidation of Put produces 4-aminobutanal, which can be further metabolized to GABA by the action of an aldehyde dehydrogenase (ADH) [ 36].

People often put produce on a bottom shelf and defrost a meat product above it".

But now, he said, "we're blazing a bit of a new trail" by putting produce and beef on the same level.

"The whole design industry put together produces a fraction of what Ikea does.

He said he had made the gift to put record producing on a plane with filmmaking.

"Ashley Judd — an Obama-following, radical Hollywood liberal" is how an attack ad put it, produced by a group led by the Republican strategist Karl Rove.

There were also calls for more effort to be put into producing less waste in the report by the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs.

"We continue to work with publishers to ensure that the significant value put into producing books is not eradicated by new formats," he says.

Even if someday, God forbid, books are no longer printed, they will still need the thought and care and dedication that Mr. Loomis and his colleagues put into producing William Styron's work for nearly 60 years.

MacMillan explained that the land and resources freed up by cutting food waste would likely be put to producing and consuming other things, such as growing more resource-intensive and expensive foods, bio-energy or textile crops.