Sentence examples for put sir from inspiring English sources

That might put Sir Alex further into a corner.

"It seems entirely appropriate to put Sir Winston on what is probably our most popular note," he said.

-- for Knight of the British Empire -- after his name, but, because he is not a Briton, not put "Sir" before it.

The ratings suggest he might have a pound or two to find with Sir Roderic, but Rod Millman's runner is much more exposed and normal progress should be enough to put Sir Michael Stoute's colt in front tonight.

There are lots of nice performances – Roger Allam as Endeavour's immediate superior/sidekick/father figure; James Bradshaw as the cheery pathologist ("Stomach contents: full English, about an hour before he put Sir Isaac's law of universal gravitation to the test," he says about the falling man).

I first revealed investor disquiet two days ago - "Tesco investors put Sir Richard in the frame".

It puts Sir Ian Botham and his car key to shame.

It puts Sir Henry Havelock, who distinguished himself by leading the massacre of thousands of Indians, in Trafalgar Square, and it shamelessly displays its colonial booty.

The Crown bought the castle from the Manners in 1547 in exchange for other estates in England, putting Sir John Elleker in charge of the property, along with a garrison of 100 horsemen and 200 foot soldiers.

Back in the autumn of 2012, when United were cruising to Sir Alex Ferguson's final Premier League title, the prospect of the Scot being replaced by Mourinho was put to Sir Bobby Charlton, in his capacity as club director, but also as the man who embodies Old Trafford's proud traditions.

According to The Telegraph, the pop star will work with a design team set to put by Sir Green.