Sentence examples for to put somewhere from inspiring English sources

The Ford Motor Company said Thursday that it scrapped plans to build one such factory, a "low cost" assembly plant that it had promised to put somewhere in North America.

"These are just for color to put somewhere.

This idea of not showing emotion is something that is very, very strong, and there is something about writing that is, for me, is very, very much linked to suppression of emotion [that] I have to put somewhere.

(TD15, trainee) So that may be something to put somewhere at the lower end of the differential diagnosis.

This would let marine robots anchor themselves to the sea floor or a riverbed if they needed to stay put somewhere.

The spoils had to be put somewhere.

Last year, the night before the show, one ticket-holder called up and demanded to be put somewhere in the first 10 rows.

People don't want to be put somewhere and forgotten.

I know the flash has to be put somewhere, but it's honestly right underneath where most people hold the camera.

Even their numbers are subject to wild disagreement, generally put somewhere between three million and six million.

With too much carbon in the atmosphere and oceans, some of it has to be removed and put somewhere safer.