Sentence examples for put somebody in from inspiring English sources

Are you going to put somebody in charge?

Even 24 hours of isolation can put somebody in danger".

It's just that we had to put somebody in, in an unfamiliar position for him.

"You put somebody in jail for three years and still call him a detainee?

We'd put somebody in the hot seat and say: "Hey, you're doing this well, but this could be improved.

"I don't think any show has ever intentionally caused an accident that put somebody in a body bag," he added.

James Carville wants Mr Obama to "put somebody in charge of this thing and get this moving".

Suppose we put somebody in a state of suspended animation, cool their body down so that the various metabolic processes come to an end.

That means, first, putting somebody in charge of the task.

"But think about us putting somebody in our street, in our town, in our country who mean us harm.

"I don't see why you shouldn't have three black coaches in the final shortlist if they're the best but I wouldn't feel comfortable putting somebody in who was not quite ready for the sake of that Rooney argument.