Sentence examples for would put away from inspiring English sources

Early Europeans on Long Island would put away a barrel every season.

Nor does it mention adjusting its own policies on drug cases so it would put away fewer offenders not considered dangerous.

Nearly all the students would put away their tape recorders as they engaged in the difficult pedagogical task of training their minds to think with a nimbleness much like the black-belt hero John Rain in Barry Eisler's novel.

His father, he recalled, "was very disciplined — at the same time every day, he would put away his tools and change out of his work clothes".

The fizzling of the stock market bubble, starting in early 2000, raised some of the first fears that consumers would put away their credit cards.

More often, roommates would put away their dishes and strap their beds together in the middle of the loft, turning their bedrooms into ad hoc galleries to display their work.

A minute later, he'd put away his knife and slipped out the door.

People using a retirement-savings tool that incorporated pictures of themselves were asked how much of their pay they'd put away for retirement.

We pictured all the roasts and cakes we'd put away, the chicken soup with noodles, the stuffed derma, the onions in chicken fat, the schnitzels and cutlets.

By the time the puds arrived, we'd put away another sublime bouche (fennel mousse sprinkled with black olive) and were starting to struggle.

Sometimes, in the stock room of the set of Dinnerladies I'd put away three or four Mars bars while waiting for a scene.