Sentence examples for will be put behind from inspiring English sources

Perhaps now they will be put behind bars, where they would be if they weren't priests.

Only six rapists out of 1,000 will be put behind bars.

It will be put behind me by the next meeting".

The three two-dimensional figures, cut out of steel, will be put up behind a new portrait bench in Shrewsbury.

"We will be putting significant investment behind our core Adzuna product with particular focus on social job search, data and mobile," he tells TechCrunch.

The schedule is that the development community and all code will be available by the end of the year, and while having code is great, the better part is that Adobe will be putting all their weight behind the open source projects with developers, support etc. (something you might expect them to do).

In a presentation in London today, company noted that it will be putting a lot of marketing muscle behind EE, including converting 700 existing Orange and T-Mobile stores to EE shops, and today it also revealed the first new handsets for the service.

"We'll be putting a ton of media behind it," said Neil Mulcahy, executive vice president for sales at the Fox Sports Media Group, a ton being "a few million dollars".

If the actor is put behind bars, it will affect several high-profile film projects he is involved in at the moment.

If the actor is put behind bars, it will affect several big-ticket film projects he is involved in at the moment.

If these killers are put behind bars, many Turks will breathe more easily.But then comes the scepticism.