Sentence examples for put to hearts from inspiring English sources

"A written transfer request has been put to Hearts.

In "The Illusion," she finds herself looking for "the key to him, the answer, / in the words of a play that he'd put to heart / years earlier.

Poems are still memorized in some classrooms but not "put to heart" in a way that would prompt this more quotidian public expression.

The students -- even if they had known that Brodsky had learned English in dissenter's exile in Russia by putting to heart the poems of Auden, among others -- were outraged at first.

The balking of students to putting verse to heart by rote memorization is not limited to poetry.

"If we were going to scrounge to buy it, we wanted to put our hearts and souls into it.

"We say to those that are concerned for our safety to put your hearts at rest for we feel safer than we have ever felt before," it read.

Mullen, an 18-year-old full-back making his debut, clutched the ball to try to put Hearts ahead after 20 minutes.

Instead, as believers, we are to called to put on compassionate hearts.

Williams described the squad as, "a united group of players ready to put their heart and soul in to representing Wales to the very best of their ability".

It's wonderful to be "devoted" to a cause, to put your heart and soul into an endeavor -- it feels good, and it often does good.