Sentence examples for reduced to put from inspiring English sources

NEW YORK — For years, maybe forever, the essence of women has often been reduced, to put it somewhat crudely, to a deeply etched dichotomy: madonna or whore.

So you are reduced to putting guesses into the IMDb search box.

"We're reduced to putting 800 numbers on the TV screen asking for people who speak Arabic".

State mental hospitals, lacking both food and medications, have been reduced to putting emaciated, untreated patients out on the streets.

Gingrich was reduced to putting out his response via a Facebook post: "I am committed to running the substantive, solutions-oriented campaign I set out to run earlier this spring.

But we should at least feel bad for Memphis' D-League team, which has probably been reduced to putting local rec league players on the court.

With most of their reporters, editors and printing plants concentrated in just single unplugged cities, papers in Cleveland, Detroit, New York and Toronto were often reduced to "putting out a paper like Ben Franklin," as an account in The Detroit Free Press described its struggle.

Factories there have been abandoned to crumble, shuttered stores are festooned with "for rent" signs and the mood is so glum that the mayor has been reduced to putting up posters that urge, "Let's get Quilmes back on its feet".

While she stormed around the palace, he was reduced to putting notes under her door.

"The idea of Gold Light appeared in an informal meeting in 2010, in which I was shown that classic precious metals took on unexpected colours when reduced to nanoparticles and put in a solution," says jewel designer Roberto Carrascosa.

Charles has fought through an uneven season of fumbles and reduced carries to put together one of the top rushing seasons in Texas history.