Sentence examples for that it put from inspiring English sources

Montessori's method differed from conventional pedagogies in that it put a premium on freedom of movement and choice for students.

But by doing that, it put pressure on Sully the character, much as it did in real life.

The Chicago City Council just repealed the ban on its sale that it put in place two years ago.

Newsweek magazine viewed that as so remarkable that it put her on its cover in 1951.

The party was so anxious to win the seat that it put forward as its candidate Arlene Foster, who is a minister in the executive.

Rupert Murdoch's New York Post was so pleased that it put the news on its front page, with the headline, "Gov's Class Act".

Yes, Apple has a new business profile of the micro-messaging service that it put up today on its site.

The war — the strains that it put on the country, and its aftermath — had a powerful grip on Norwegians of an earlier generation.

He also denied that the North's last rocket launch was intended to further its ballistic missiles programme, reiterating that it put a satellite into space for scientific purposes.

The North had said that its previous launchings of satellites, in 1998 and 2009, succeeded and that it put two satellites into orbit that broadcast patriotic songs.

is not incorrect but I feel that it puts emphasis in a wrong place.