Sentence examples for put somewhere on from inspiring English sources

If some old-school Broadway escapism is what you're looking for, and the prospect of singing the title tune along with a bright-beaming Broadway cast in festive sweaters fills you with seasonal cheer — at a time when cheer of any kind is in scant supply — "White Christmas" should be put somewhere on your wish list.

SSDSs for these substances can be printed and put somewhere near or directly on the HPLC instrument for everyone to see.

We are likely to put it somewhere on the spectrum between uncomfortably coarse and painfully bleak – one powerful marker of the distance between the Roman world and our own.

So I just took his car and put it somewhere on campus.

Former presidential nopeful Michele Bachmann won't confirm or deny she is being vetted, but I would put her somewhere on the long list between Sandra Fluke and me.

Happening upon a bathtub provocatively located in the center of one room, I paused to loiter, hoping proximity to the tub would put me somewhere on the track of the central narrative.

Just use Scribd, grab a widget with your doc embedded, and put it somewhere on your site.

What's more, the animal seems to have a relatively large brain, and what appear to be two eyes, suggesting that it may be a very early member of the vertebrates--which would put it somewhere on the first steps of the long road to humans.

They strike a chord -- discordant at first, then gradually more in tune -- despite the fact that Pat's blunt affect seems to put him somewhere on the Asperger's spectrum.

Put it somewhere on your body.

"They should have put it on somewhere.