Sentence examples for which clearly puts from inspiring English sources
It is therefore a bull, which clearly puts jealous Hereford United fans in the frame.
The deal is the largest acquisition of a venture-backed company in history, which also clearly puts it in the early lead for the biggest single venture return this year.
And Paul as a deckhand on a fishing boat – which would clearly put not just Paul, but the whole boat in peril.
The world population is set to hit 7.2 billion by next month and estimated to reach nearly 11 billion by 2100, which will clearly put a strain on the already limited amount of natural resources the planet has left.
My father lived through WWII and the Great Depression which clearly had people put their lives on hold with no guarantees that they'd get through it.
And in there was this manuscript which he'd clearly put away hoping, I think, it would be found.
It may have all began with the filmmaker's captivating, often heart-tugging documentary, America The Beautiful, which shines the light on the effects of the media messages being fed to America's youth; more than 40,000 media messages, in fact, which clearly suggest, as Roberts puts it, that, unless you look like supermodels and rock stars, you're not good enough for anyone to love.
This clearly puts economics ahead of patient care.
This clearly puts Paz in an awkward position.
"This clearly puts the pressure on to find capital".
"That quite clearly puts him within record-breaking distance.
