Sentence examples for stuck him on from inspiring English sources

"When I heard he didn't have a North West ride I stuck him on one of the four new BMWs I have this year," he added.

When Snoop first washed up on these shores, he was so feared that one tabloid stuck him on the front page and screamed "Ban This Sick Filth".

England stuck him on the wing at one point, before he gravitated to the position in which he would finally find redemption - inside centre.

Then you stuck him on the bench, never producing any of his ambitious designs.

It was thought that Sehorn would lock up on the slower Carter most of the game, but Fox stuck him on Moss whenever Moss lined up on the far outside.

As if the manager had – in the wake of sales, bans and ridiculous injuries – simply grabbed a bandy-legged 19-year-old conveniently dressed in full kit on matchday and stuck him on the pitch to face the petrifying skills of the top flight.

We could stick him on the right and have the tallest wingers in history, a non-jinking man-mountain of raging English raging rage.

Tonight, with two crosses, Eriksen has demonstrated the value of sticking him on the left – but I'm still not sure why Chadli's being picked in the middle when there are better, and more specialised, options.

Against the caliber of horses he would be facing in the Kentucky Derby, I knew he had to be at his very best, and I didn't want to stick him on a van right away after a race like that.

Last Thursday we were umming ands ahhing as to whether to stick him on the bench".

That, I believe, would have been the right strategy to do with Grosjean - and if he'd run out of tyres with 10 or laps to go stick him on the softs, if that had happened a few laps earlier, put him on the mediums.