Sentence examples for resumed putting from inspiring English sources

(The American party later resumed putting out a newspaper under different names, the latest being The People's Weekly World).

He had taken 26 minutes to die, the longest since the state resumed putting inmates to death in 1999, according to an Associated Press analysis of execution logs held by the Department of Rehabilitation and Correction.

WHEN hamburger chains recently resumed putting British beef in their burgers, a joke circulated that there would soon be a new listing on the menu: a burger named "the Big Mad".

The options of the second m-system, 'stop#' or 'go', specify whether iterative choice from the context of situation is to be made or not: if option 'stop#' is chosen, the primary contextual configuration will be resumed putting an end to the sub-context; the option 'go' will imply that a con/textual shift is called for.

(Didn't she wear that yesterday?) Act happy when she puts on what I wanted, but then immediately demand something different as soon as Mom has resumed putting on her mascara.

Not until the police deemed the area secure did firefighters resume putting out the blaze.

8 North Korea Talks in Doubt Multinational talks about North Korea's nuclear facilities did not resume, putting the future of the talks in doubt.

Nearly a year later, after American and allied forces had ousted the Taliban, Ms. Grauel sent an e-mail message to Ms. MacMakin -- who had returned to Kabul to resume putting Afghan women to work -- offering to sell Parsa's handicrafts to her clients in New York.

They were assembling a cast and crew when the strike ended and "SNL" resumed taping, putting the project on hold.

Working with state and city officials, Community Preservation recently resumed lending, putting $2.8 million into four buildings in the Morrisania section of the Bronx.

As Stack Overflow VP of Community Product Jay Hanlon told me, in working with potential employers, the team realized that regular resumes put their emphasis on job titles, schools and degrees — but that doesn't always work for developers.