Sentence examples for put that piece from inspiring English sources
David Cameron is right to judge that the time to put that piece in place has come.
Put that piece of meat between two sheets of plastic wrap, grab something heavy — a skillet, a mallet, your shoe — and beat the hell out of it.
"So I asked Jiro, 'Can you put that piece of sushi down again?' He said, 'No, that's not the same piece of sushi.
"Listen, if anyone can put that piece of cake down alone, with no help, the cake is on me — go ahead and write that!" The staff at Geno's includes a good number of UConn students, whose effervescent enthusiasm more than makes up for the occasional moment of inexperience.
I have a rule, which has never failed me, that when a writer uses quotations from Jerry Falwell, James Dobson and the Left Behind series to capture the religious and political currents in modern America, then I know I can put that piece of writing down because the author either doesn't know what he is talking about or is arguing in bad faith.
Now it's saying you put that piece on what looks like a fully built dresser.
I put that into my piece – which was commissioned for the bicentenary of the Battle of Trafalgar.
You click on each size, the mannequin puts that piece on; and then you can zoom and spin the model to see the result at different angles.
Otherwise, tying yourself up is about as useful as putting that piece of chocolate cake in the back of the refrigerator.
Or, more generically, she wanted to capture the informal activity of creating the piece, and put that into a performance.
