Sentence examples for well put on from inspiring English sources

There is goofiness afoot, a sense that, having zoomed from ignored to adored in one day, we might as well put on tons of sparkly eye shadow and enjoy ourselves, because no one will remember our name in the morning.

Well, put on your track shoes.

"Well, put on your big-girl Depends then," her mother said.

Suggest the overthrow of a dictator in your homeland, and you may as well put on a pot of tea for a visit from the secret police.

They might work with artists, they might well put on their own events outside the institutional circuit in disused car parks or bars.

And realamerican, writing at the Republican mosh pit Redstate, thinks this only compounds the G.O.P.'s problems: By dropping out, he might as well put on a T-shirt saying, "Yes, I AM guilty!" This will paint the entire Republican Party in a bad light, and put our majority in real jeopardy.

He's eating well, putting on a bit of weight.

New Zealand began their response well, putting on a partnership of 78 runs for the first wicket between Pulford and Tiffen.

"In Hollywood, I might as well have put on my leper suit," he says.

But you should never just programme what you think people want to hear, otherwise you might as well just put on Britney Spears".

Outright mergers between the former European state-run monopolies may well be put on hold until the respective governments sell off their stakes.