Sentence examples for scheme to put from inspiring English sources

Time Warner is not the only company with a scheme to put cable content online.

Azerbaijan's £700m scheme to put the country on the sporting map steps up with the inaugural European Games.

It was also chided for failing to roll out a 2011 pilot scheme to put doors on fridges in its stores.

Rose (the astonishing Francesca Annis) has a scheme to put it to rights, recruiting older workers to undertake the dangerous cleanup and spare the younger ones.

Terl devises a scheme to put the man-animals to work in the gold mines for him, after which he'll have a small fortune and rule Psychlo forever.

The chief nasty, Terl (Mr. Travolta), devises a scheme to put the man-animals to work in the gold mines for him.

Several syndicates have been trying to get the ship for a World's Fair floating hotel; other schemes to put her into use.

In the meantime, most schemes have shifted their investments into bonds – a move driven by regulations that have forced schemes to put their money in less risky places.

In recent years central banks in many rich economies fired up big bond-buying schemes to put some sizzle into economies that had only recently emerged from a deep freeze.

Nor should it distract Congress from passing legislation to stop federal officeholders like Mr. DeLay from using elaborate schemes to put their fund-raising outside the limits and disclosure requirements set by existing federal laws.

"If they think politics is about getting together in a wee conclave like the witches in Macbeth and coming up with some great wee schemes to put a spanner in Alex Salmond's work and they think that's politics?