Sentence examples for should be put back from inspiring English sources

Some of the money should be put back into badly overburdened federal, state and local budgets.

It is an idea that, at least for now, should be put back in its box'.

Leadership should be put back into the wider skill-set of management.

"The idea should be put back in its box for a while, especially with all the turmoil surrounding the euro".

First, it indicates where the chains should be put back if they are jostled off their settings.

"I think it should be put back into people's pockets rather than sent off to other countries.

Should Mondelez be put back together again with Kraft?

"Vote Conservative 'for a job well done at a fair price', he says". Frankly, the Backbencher wonders whether the gloves shouldn't be put back on, if the Penknifer is going to engage in a protection racket in the guise of a crackdown on street crime.

And to the Chinese people, well versed in extracting the message from party propaganda, the missive was loud and clear: The spy plane incident had been resolved, and the nationalistic indignation that the party had helped awaken a week before should now be put back to bed.

The fever is gone now, and doctors would like to take her out of the unit and back into a normal hospital ward, says Günther. "Psychologically, the isolation is very difficult," he says, and she could always be put back in should Ebola symptoms emerge.

I know there is a duty to give everyone a run-out in the first three games, but an exception might be made for the Munster youngster, and he should be put straight back on the bicycle.