Sentence examples for put your sins from inspiring English sources

All you need is money, power or prestige; an instance of colossally bad judgment; and the brazen ability to put your sins behind you a little too quickly.

YOU can literally put your money where your mouth is with these enamel, silver and gold Seven Sins earrings by the Rome-based jeweler Delfina Delettrez (who, as a fourth-generation Fendi, must have accessories in her blood).

With the calls for Al Franken's resignation, congressional Democrats are trying to lay claim to the moral high ground, but Sorkin notes that the Party has yet to put the sins of Bill Clinton entirely behind it.

In the next decade the Ladies Home Journall wondered, "Does Jazz Put the Sin in Syncopation?" These dated entries in the culture war weren't so funny at the time.

HOUSTON All Hail Caesar Any leafy green salad can put the sin in healthy eating, when the fiber-rich lettuce is all but drowned in a sea of artery-clogging dressing.

Here's hoping the characters at the centre of this ill-advised franchise also elect to stay put in Sin City, sparing us all the inevitable Barbados-set third entry.

Sometimes, under the weight of it all, Churchwell slips into dodgy Fitzgerald-ese ("his wife, chic, provocative Zelda, was considered a great beauty") and hackneyed jazz-age rap ("Jazz may have put the sin in syncopation, as the Ladies' Journal declared in 1921; but it was drinking the 'devil's candy' that made them feel beautiful and damned").

Plan to put on your red, white and blue as Sin City celebrates the Fourth of July weekend with music, parades and fireworks, stretching from Las Vegas Boulevard to the suburbs. .

Put all your assets to work, especially your employees.

You remember your sins".

Brandon Sullivan screws for your sins.