Sentence examples for to put events from inspiring English sources

We still need solid reporting to put events into context.

It also says it is revamping its business to put events at the forefront.

It could wait for some of the fog to lift to put events into context.

I'm not sure President Bush had Sir Patrick Moore in mind when he began this military drama, but studying the immensity of the cosmos each night is a sure way to put events down here into perspective.

That battle calls for television anchors to put events in the context of media manipulation, and yesterday Dan Rather on CBS provided the most cogent analysis of the public relations war.

"A blue-collar dish for a blue-collar town," one of the Buffalonians who joined the Katz family and me on our chicken-wing tour said, reminding me that historians are obligated to put events in the context of their setting.

By challenging Mr. Saakashvili, the News Corporation had to some extent put events in motion that President Vladimir V. Putin in Russia might be able to benefit from, as he skirmishes to regain control over the Caucasus.

So I decided to put on events, in effect, creating a "carrot" -- or incentive -- for people to be healthy.

As the authors point out, such a chronology enables the reader to put individual events into a broader context: "Readers may be naturally interested in learning about the major events that have occurred during the [evolution-creationism] controversy.

Dell and Manta team up to put on events to help small businesses grow.

Failure to put current events in their proper historical context is another.