Sentence examples for put totally from inspiring English sources

I put totally fictitious birth days into the age-verification processes".

Decorate it, and put totally cool things in it like a rack of spare clothes, tons of makeup, a coffee machine, a popcorn machine, or even a TV.

"I mean, somebody keeps putting totally unqualified people in charge of really important stuff.

It also concerned close cooperation with policy representatives: the research had to be policy relevant, which puts totally different demands on research than just scientific ones.

Impending weddings can put a totally reasonable person on edge, sometimes.

"The thing I'm most disappointed about is there seems to be this inference out there that I've put myself totally ahead of the team," he said.

The letters, she said, related little moments that add up to a portrait of the writer, the way social networking does now with a series of — as she put it — "totally inane things".

"Making a London debut for an American actor is an event at the best of times because it has premiere kudos in transatlantic eyes, so you find with actors they either put themselves totally in the director's hands because of that anxiety or they become completely neurotic and try to apply different methods... Lindsay is in that first group".

The greatest culture clash of the 80s was, as the cowboy himself put it: "Totally awesome, Hannibal!" Ian McKellen on Coronation Street As con artist Mel Hutchright, McKellen brought a touch of class to the Corrie book club, along with proof that a man more pretentious than Ken Barlow does in fact exist.

But McCullum knew his team had time to bat and put England totally out of the game.

For whatever silly reason, all of the pictures on Belkin's Web site right now are corrupt, so I'll instead put a totally unrelated picture.