I could put in a honey tart.
To put in a pillory as punishment.
So you put in more hours.
Well, let's put in some simple Numbers.
He was put in an isolation ward.
It could be something to put in their wallet or something to put on their keychain.
If love is difficult to put the heart, why not put in mind.
Either put in enough firemen to put the fire out or get out of the house.
The money was put in a general fund.
I'll put in the room number for you later on.
This isn't the same honey you put in your tea.
I was put in a suite overlooking the seawall.
They all put in the same amount of practice.
You put in your name, put in your address, we ship you a reader, and you're done.
Man has to be "put in his place, " and he is always put in his place against nature's background.
In addition we put in control blades during operation to control power distriBution in a BWR.
With no mirror in sight, one trainee struggled to put in his contact lenses.
Likewise, money also can't be put in a white envelope, but in a red envelope instead.
Italian ice cream, put in the mouth But cool in the heart.
To put in or as if in a chamber; enclose or confine.
Neurosurgeons put in 8 years of interning after their standard medical training; fighter pilots put in thousands of flight hours, plus thousands more hours of ground training.
Arrange preparation work before put in new product and follow-up in the trial produce, check the new product when put it out.
Put the dough in a bowl coated with vegetable oil. Cover with plastic wrap and put in the fridge for 24 hours and up to 3 days.
When he died, they cut a quarter of the moon to put in the coffin.
Moreover, the reverse-engineering environment and tools should be put in place.
So again, I put in numcalls this num calls, which you can ignore.
