Sentence examples for putting it with from inspiring English sources

Bush has visited the state more than a dozen times, putting it with Ohio, Pennsylvania and Florida as the most popular presidential destinations.Sen.Sen

Drink it with: This is quite a summery wine, so try putting it with something fresh such as a fragrant basil, mozzarella and tomato salad.

The Economist Intelligence Unit reckons Spain will experience another economic contraction in 2010, putting it, with Greece and Ireland, among the world's 15 slowest-growing countries this year.

"What we are doing is taking the power away from the A&R guys and putting it with the suits - the guys who have to work out how to sell music".

Hands added: "What we are doing is taking the power away from the A&R guys and putting it with the suits - the guys who have to work out how to sell music".

They call not telling the truth "lying", but "the imagination" would be a kinder way of putting it, with Alan Bennett the writer finally winning through to make Miss Shepherd talk of her past (as she never actually did) and even to bring her back from the dead in order to take her bodily up to heaven (also imaginary).

Put it with a skirt and go.

(Or, as Reeve put it, with clinical detachment, "It responded").

Or, as she put it, with a "couture feeling".

Terrible taste, so we put it with Coca-Cola.

As Buzbee put it, with characteristic bluntness: "Now you've got a $20 billion fund.