Sentence examples for put your back into it from inspiring English sources

Put your back into it.

Put your back into it, Jew boy.

That sometimes you have to put your back into it.

Emulate his or her conscientious: Really put your back into it.

You gotta do it in cold and heat and you gotta put your back into it, either on land or under the water.

You'll need to put your back into it, as you want the pasta to be as thin as possible – about 1mm for plain, a bit more for filled.

Put your backs into it then.

Don't put your horse back into it's stall, make sure you do it before you go in with enough time, or hold the horse, or tie it up, they will roll and ruin all your work.

Put your horse back into it's stall or pasture.

You also should disinfect your tank before putting your fish back into it.

"He was saying that you go along for years trying to put your team back into position where it has a realistic chance to win, and then the pressure of feeling like you have to win hits you," Krause said.