Sentence examples for whatever that put from inspiring English sources

"There have been incidents that have happened with other clubs or whatever that put us in the paper in a bad light," he said.

If we happen to get a TV deal with Nat Geo or BBC or Science Channel or whatever, that would instantly put us into the black.

They are businesses that put on whatever draws ratings, and let's face it, a train wreck makes fascinating TV.

By that he could be suggesting that whatever regulations that might have been put in to stop the 2008 rot, they would have been unstoppable.

"It definitely showed me that whatever I put my mind to that I can get better at," Hills said on media day.

You just have to go in with the mindset that whatever you put down  it should be easily explained in a way that makes sense to yourself and the investigator you will be speaking with.

In Dickens's description of Podsnap in Our Mutual Friend you can almost see Tony Blair or Clare Short when someone confronts them with one of those words that have been taken out of the dictionary, like "class" or "imperialism": Mr Podsnap settled that whatever he put behind him he put out of existence.

"I think it's also got to be remembered that whatever you put in, in terms of European funding, has to be match-funded from somewhere else and of course that's been getting more difficult as the economy has been in a more difficult state".

"It seems that whatever you put out sells".

I explained that whatever she put in their 401(k) is hers.

The cardinal rule of taxation is that whatever you put a levy on, you'll inevitably get less of.