Sentence examples for put taking from inspiring English sources

After her car breaks down, she stays put, taking a waitress's job at a coffee shop close to campus.

When the sanctioned part of the protest was over, he and some other opposition politicians, including Sergei Udaltsov, a young radical communist, stayed put, taking a defensive position inside a snow-covered fountain.

The pound has tumbled since last week when in her party conference speech May appeared to put taking control over immigration above retaining access to the single market on the current tariff-free terms.

Softening demand has led to recent rent reductions, Ms. Goldy said, "because people are electing to stay put, taking a wait-and-see attitude or buying a home because of the low interest rates".

"If I were to be considered, I'd be deeply honored," said Ms. Duckworth, who added that she would also be perfectly happy to stay put, "taking care of Illinois veterans".

The scarcity of existing homes for sale is in part due to the fact that empty-nesters and others who might ordinarily choose to move were staying put, taking advantage of lower interest rates to refinance and renovate, Ms. Ehrlich said.

Data from Interactive Brokers shows 48,000 worth of June S&P 500 puts taken out at or minutes before 2 30 Thursday.

That puts Take-Two's shares at about $26/share, which is up roughly 50percentt since EA publicly announced their intentions to take over the software company.

Some informants admitted that, misjudging the urgency of the situation and unsure of the best approach to take, they had simply put off taking any action at all.

Many Americans with disposable income have purposely put off taking big trips.

Or will Russia again put off taking the tough medicine?