putting造句

Her sleazy gossip was very off-putting.

We are putting up the scaffolding.

That you can do by putting a lubricant in between.

Cube the apples before putting them in the pan.

It is like putting out a fire with kerosene.

The government is putting the squeeze on business profits.

I'm not putting these pills up my ass.

Fireman Jay Fernandez misses the custom putting green he installed in his back yard.

If you "ice" a cake, you're putting frosting (" icing ") on the cake.

Yemen is in chaos, after putting its longtime leader to flight.

Some of her habits are off-putting but don't let them roil you.

Amazing things, like putting a bicycle chain back on, just like that. Or building a hamster cage.

Everyone was quiet and reserved and there I was, putting on those Broadway plays in the living room!

Actually, putting parts of a single facility onto separate panes increases excise and decreases users’ understanding and orientation.

A serious slowdown could show wealthy Asians the merits of putting money into assets other than just equities and property.

Then when you sign contracts and incur business debts, you are only putting the business on the line.

Universal began to tinker with CD packaging, offering lots of "deluxe" editions of albums while putting others into cheap cardboard sleeves to appeal to bargain-hunters.

And here the foundation is last, putting forward the spring state City the excellent turning the strategy that industrial structure, development predominate industry adjustment strategy.

Regulators are putting increasing pressure on financial institutions to detect money laundering but banks organize themselves to attract funds rather than confronting potential customers with searching questions.

What kind of frosting do you have? Is the frosting cold? How many sprinkles are you putting on? Wait, wait. No, no, no, no, go back.

"For example, just try putting a bottle of London Pride into a casserole, or a porter beer chucked into boeuf bourguignon at the beginning," she says.

This may not be as easy as putting a Babel Fish in your ear, but it's far easier than scrambling through a pocket dictionary and taking minutes to ask where is the restroom?

Dozens of them - small crowds of fluorescent yellow vests and white hardhats - on the streets and in the scaffolding - putting up hundreds of new units for Vail's luxury condo market.

And putting this controversy to rest may be as simple as going to the Juan Santamaría Museum near the capital, San José, to inspect a piece of prior art that is actual art.

That would involve putting a floor under the price of fossil fuels by imposing a price on carbon emissions and import duties on oil to keep the domestic price above, say, $70 per barrel.

This thesis explicates the types and the functions of the synaesthetic imagery in Keats's odes, discusses its aesthetic significance by putting it into the framework of literary formalist theory and thus shows its importance in the study of Keats's odes.

So, the military leaders who were putting the military campaign together had to devise a way of using the aircraft they had, including nonstealth most effectively, and so that the other aircraft benefited from how we were using the stealth aircraft.

"If the farmer continues to remove crops from the soil each succeeding year without putting back into it in some form or other the essential plant foods which are removed with the crop, his land will become infertile and fail to produce crops. "

The wood-sawyer, who was a little man with a redundancy of gesture (he had once been a mender of roads), cast a glance at the prison, pointed at the prison, and putting his ten fingers before his face to represent bars, peeped through them jocosely.