Sentence examples for which we will put from inspiring English sources

With the announcement came a new Web site, which we will put Under the Monocle.

One possible route is to use iPlayer, which we will put at the service of the sector, using its brand, technology and reach.

"We have crates of brand-new clothes, perfumes, books and toiletries, which we will put on to the site over the coming months".

The rest of it is either shipped overseas – which we will put to one side for the moment – kept outside of the banking system ie (hoarded), or used to support the shadow economy (iestashed).

"That will save £100m, which we will put in to up to three million extra GP appointments.

Auctioneer Jonathan Humbert said: "We have another Bronte painting which we will put up for auction in April and we are hoping to make it three out of three".

"He believes you need to set up this über-bureaucracy — the institute of comparative effectiveness — which we'll put smart people in, and they will design the metrics and the processes on how medicine is to be practiced," Ryan said.

There are friendships we'll let fade to nothing; others for which we'll put on a facade for a few hours at Christmas; or friendships of necessity, where we'll give the impression of intimacy without the reality.

We've got some more tunes coming in from readers, which we'll put up later...so keep them coming 6.05pm BST We're on Main Street in Bandera now, so we'll hop out and look around.

In the longer version of the movie - our first edit, which we'll put out when the movie goes to DVD - Lester's jealous because the kid got an assignment at Rolling Stone.

On the other, the same could be true of any music festival, for which we'll put up with wading in mud, washed-away tents and baby wipe showers, too.