Sentence examples for test put on from inspiring English sources

Kuwabara and the others rescue him and learn that the whole scenario was a test put on by Genkai.

Amid the beauty of Hull's writing – his observations on the unconsciously insensitive treatment of the blind by the sighted, the test put on his Christian faith, his confusion at realising that blindness was a gift, albeit one he didn't want – it's his thoughts on sound that stand out sharpest.

The 22-year-old, playing only his sixth Test, put on 124 for the fifth wicket with his Yorkshire team-mate Jonny Bairstow.

Gorgeous George confirms his talents inside the ring with his splendid black-and-white homage to TV newsman Ed Murrow in Good Night, and Good Luck before putting his acting skills to the test (putting on weight, growing a beard) as a CIA operative in Syriana, a global conspiracy-style thriller from Traffic writer Stephen Gaghan.

The fact that patients were willing to come back for a second interview could indicate the minimal burden, as indicated by the limited length (only 5 10 minutes), administration of the test puts on patients; and aspects such as good face validity of the Amharic version of HADS.

Speaking weeks before the latest cohort of 10- and 11-year-olds take Sats, Corbyn highlighted the pressure the tests put on young children.

But this year, the thorough clinical exams that participants periodically receive will be scaled back, and plans for new tests put on hold.

For the twelve-minute treadmill test, you put on a clear, plastic headpiece mounted with a hose that carries exhaled air to a computer.

Several African countries have revised child health cards to include HIV-related information, making tracking of exposed children easier and increasing the likelihood that HIV-exposed infants are referred for virological testing and put on treatment [ 27].

The only way to test everything is to put on a show.

Or, if you want to look truly resourceful and restrained, get some of those gold and silver star stickers your teacher used to put on tests.