Sentence examples for putting someone up from inspiring English sources

I think that's more interesting than putting someone up on a stage and laughing at them.

"This is really risky stuff, putting someone up there in that extreme environment and breaking the sound barrier," Dr. Clark said.

"I'm all for Rick Warren being at the table," Bishop Robinson said, "but we're not talking about a discussion, we're talking about putting someone up front and center at what will be the most watched inauguration in history, and asking his blessing on the nation.

"I expect there to be hearings in some cases, and they are going to have put someone up to testify from the crime lab," he said.

The 78-year-old is bidding for a fifth term as head of football's world governing body and has urged Uefa to put someone up against him or be "respectful" of his wish to continue.

You must have put someone else up to it". He abruptly rose and left my office.

Perhaps the February stock crash encouraged the higher ups to put someone close to the organization in charge?

I am not going to put someone wearing flip flops up front with our best customers.

Someone putting themselves up for election.

"But if Republicans put up someone who can appeal to independents, we can win".

If the police take over this job they will have to put up someone to do it.