Sentence examples for putting away of from inspiring English sources

NEARLY 2,000 years after St. Paul of Tarsus wrote his poetic epistles to the people of Corinth, we still equate our capacity for selfless love with the putting away of childish things.

I expressed myself through the violent putting away of a pan.

We have developed a fantastic system for laundry in our house -- one person does all the washing, drying and putting away of clothes and the other is in charge of folding.

Thus, in the present state of the law, nothing stood between 'the quiet putting away of a child which [was] only "stillborn" because it ha[d] not been allowed to live but the caution of cemetery authorities in accepting declarations from persons who [we]re neither medical men nor coroners'.

England defended well throughout, played the game at the slower tempo Spain prefer and prospered through the time-honoured old trick of putting away one of the very few chances that came their way.

But households saved less, putting away 2.7 percent of their disposable income in March, down from 3.0 percent in February.

They had to withstand some prolonged pressure at the start but there was always that sense Dortmund would regret not putting away one of those early chances.

He went at them like Clyde Beaty to cats and must have eaten them for an hour, putting away more of them than I have ever seen anybody do.

Most advisers recommend putting away part of your income in a 401(k) or a Roth IRA, which are retirement-specific investment accounts (more on those later).

Now, teenagers are putting away gallons of the stuff, and, as you can imagine, anti-teens-drinking-energy-drink killjoys in the UK are not pleased.

Now, teenagers are putting away litres of the stuff, and, as you can imagine, anti-teens-drinking-energy-drink campaigners are not best pleased.