Sentence examples for was only put from inspiring English sources

Hence, the MOSFET device can be designed to be a part of the readout circuit and the sensitive membrane was only put in the solution.

When the refrigerator arrived he had to admit that it didn't chill the kitchen, but his suspicion was only put to a light sleep.

She gave up". The 2009 law to compensate widows was only put into effect last summer, so the numbers of women who have not even been registered is unknown and possibly very large.

The prospect of independence was only put on hold by the contentious result in the March 1979 plebiscite on Home Rule, which saw only a third of Scots vote for separation.

Popularly known as the "empty plinth", it was only put to use in 1998, when the Royal Society for the Encouragement of Arts, Manufactures and Commerce RSSA) commissioned a series of three works to be temporarily displayed on the plinth.

The Gonzalez case was only put into question because of the reluctance of the federal government to deal with Cuba as it deals with Jordan or any other country.

"And the BBC was only putting out two hours of pop music a week.

For its part, United said that it was only putting off payments, not skipping them entirely.

"He was only putting on a show for the television cameras.

While disappointed, Randy Thomasson, executive director of Campaign for California Families, predicted the delay was only putting off the inevitable.

It was only putting on a brave face, settling its affairs and coming to peace — preparing to die.