Sentence examples for putting on something from inspiring English sources

Putting on something that's a racket is disorientating because it doesn't follow where your brain's going.

In its 35th summer of free outdoor performances of classical and contemporary plays -- in parks, in parking lots, in the streets -- the Manhattan-based Puerto Rican Traveling Theater is putting on something different: a one-woman show about Barbie dolls.

And I'd rather live in a world where mad Frenchmen are putting on something beautiful.

My favorite thing is eating some peyote, cracking open "Thus Spoke Zarathustra," and putting on something super hydrating.

It wouldn't be the first time she had risked scandalizing her public by putting on something outrageous.

My favorite thing is eating some peyote, cracking open 'Thus Spoke Zarathustra,' and putting on something super-hydrating.

The close-knit organization circled the wagons and put on something of a solidarity rally.

He estimates that to date he has put on something like 250 exhibitions.

"If you don't have the money to put on a play, put on something," he said.

"Sometimes, she wants to wear tight clothes, I come and put on something very loose on top," Mrs. Chalabi said.

"It was to have our name be put on something and be proud of it," he said.