Sentence examples for tests to put from inspiring English sources

Australia captain Steve Smith scored his fourth century in successive Tests to put his side in control of the fourth Test against India in Sydney.

Traditionally, companies have depended on elaborate business plans and in-depth tests to put out a "perfect" product.

To "talk it over" means to weigh and test; to put something into "black and white" means to decide, to freeze the thought.

One was the announcement of a test to put Internet ads bought through Google's advertising network into newspapers, including The New York Times.

Asked whether NASA should have scheduled another tanking test to put the sensors under the exact conditions that had brought about failure before, he replied: "Since we don't know what the cause of this problem is, we don't know if it would have shown up in the tanking test.

Ofcom devised a "digital quotient", or DQ test to put 800 children and 2000 adults through their paces, which rather than measuring intelligence attempts to gauge awareness and self confidence around gadgets from tablets to smart watches, knowledge of superfast internet, 4G mobile phone networks and mobile apps.

We gathered eight of the top brands for a blind taste test to put our minds at rest.

And Parkinson's sufferers could better accomplish a physical test to put pegs in holes while listening to the music.

According to a study on radiation releases since 1943 by the Center for Disease Control CDCC) and the Los Alamos Historical Document Retrieval and Assessment (LAHDRA), "Too much remains undetermined about the exposures from the Trinity test to put the event in perspective as a source of public radiation expose or to defensibly address the extent to which people were harmed".

The test aims to put analytical reasoning above rote memorisation.

"The ultimate test is to put it into the hands of a great player like Elmar," he said.