put in

There aren't many vacancies at my company, but I might be able to put in a good word for you.

If I can get in the England squad then that's great but I can only put in my performances for United and see how far that takes me.

But I do hate buying bottles of water, and toilet rolls would be easy to just put in your trolley without paying.

GOLDMAN SACHS: "If you were shrunk to the size of a pencil and put in a blender, how would you get out? "

You certainly do not want to go through all of that every time you want to put in a step number.

When I swore that I'd make you suffer for that, even if it took me a hundred years, your father had me put in prison as a vagabond.

If you want someone who will eat whatever you put in front of him and never says it's not quite as good as his mother made it - buy a dog.

and then the two passed round to the rose trees, whence he gathered blossoms and gave her to put in her bosom.

At the end of the day, barriers must be removed, and mentoring groups, networks and a supportive infrastructure need to be put in place.

His parents cannot bury him in the family tomb until he is found a suitable [dead] wife, so in the meantime the body is put in a cave.

First he told me he would put in for me to raffle, and did so, some small matter coming to his lot, he presented it to me.

He said he knows where it is now, and I can put in an option on seeing it tomorrow for only $85.

One thing technical founders often do is put the product or service out for free, planning to put in the business model later.

All these people gave their gifts out of their wealth; but she out of her poverty put in all she had to live on.

On reading it, he found tat a servant of the family in France had been put in prison, through no fault of his own.

Pat Kua has recently written about a key question: How much detail should you put in your story?

So what are the characteristics of BEP systems, or to put in another way, what are the application characteristics best suited for BEP?

To be put in motion or to turn according to a prescribed motion. Used of machinery.

Last week, he told me he was going to put in a good word for me with the manager for a promotion.

At least Marc managed to put in an appearance at the party.

Love begins at home, and it is not how much we do, but how much love we put in that action.

If, however, this object wants to go in this direction - which I do not know-- then the frictional force has to be put in this direction.

Applicable projects: the residence and hotels which don't have had or are not easy to put in integrated wiring and integrated system.

The wind power have to put in the electricity web, so it is strict for the request of control policy.

The grandmother will ask me too sometimes, so much money is put in the bank, will they make a mistake?

The next afternoon Colin was carried downstairs by a man servant, and put in his wheelchair outside the front door.

The thief was put in the police car with a policeman on either side of him.

To think "Sunday at the Mintons" is one of two prize stories to be put in a big national slick!

I put in two quarters for a coke, but nothing came out of the machine.

At the end of an autopsy the organs are either incinerated or put in a bag and placed back in the body before it is sewn shut.

If it is going to be accelerated uphill then at least I know one thing which I am going to put in this drawing now.

Loading the Rod - phrase used to describe the bend put in the rod by the weight of the line as it travels through the air during the cast.

"The marijuana plant had been put in a Christmas tree stand and decorated with a string of lights, " the police said.

During the last few years, there have been a number of techniques to actually put in a brand new valve.

Scarred by her schizophrenic mother and dislocated upbringing, she was happy to have the classics put in her hand.

because he is prepared to put in a shift up front on his own against some of the best - and toughest - defenders in the world.

Under the system Buffett put in place when he announced his massive donation, the number of shares he hands over declines by 5% a year.

I've got to put in two hours for the Junior Anti-Sex League, handing out leaflets, or something.

The study will deal especially with serious artery blockages that have been found a year or more after a stent was put in place.

Marilla agreed, and for the next few days Anne planned what she would put in her cake.

It looked like an ordinary cat, so they decided to find another one to put in the cage.

In the end, he chose to be called the name that had been put in the file: a man's dirty desire was all his accusers could grasp.

If I didn't put in all my effort but the results were still favorable, to me, I see that as a mistake.

"I feel like an innocent man dragged from his bed, put in a barrel and hurled over Gullfoss! " wrote one journalist that morning.

I also never know how much money to put in the envelope.

"We regulate brokers, we don't really have much to say about how much investors put in [when trading on margin], " it says.

Raymond: Yes, you've got to put in a spoonfulof liquor, some vinegar and olive oil-but that comes ten minutes later.

I hate to do this to you, Alice, but I'm going to have to ask you to put in some more overtime.

It isn't just how much money we put in, it's how we engage.

"It's a very ticklish business, this, Mr Steger, " put in the manager, yieldingly, and yet with a slight whimper in his voice.

He shaved them off, washed, dried, and stomped off to the kitchen to find something pleasant to put in his mouth.

She's just as enthusiastic about raiding my wallet for coins to put in the charity collection can in her classroom.

He ate the whole of what was put in front of him.

Luckily I have purchased this product a week before my son had a fall and put in three scrapes on his forehead, elbow and a knee.

Had he failed to put in the hours, he would not have made it past qualifying, let alone to the brink of his first world title.

TB Activiti can be embedded in any Java application. To Java developers, it's just a . jar that they have to put in their CLASSPATH.

He said the bonus agreements were put in place well before AIG fell into trouble.

Electron balance has been used to measure volume of solution put in by pipette of standard series in external standard method.

If it was an offer then the sale would be completed when the goods were put in the basket provided and would therefore be illegal.

"That Scotchman that went out on the last car, " put in a voice, "told me that they hit him in the car with a cinder. "

Instead of simply pasting a bunch of identical advertisements all over the city, this company put in a bit more effort.

I'm delighted to have been starting up front and I've put in a few decent performances.

A plan for dealing with budget imbalances "has to be put in place" as the new administration and Congress craft a stimulus plan, he said.

After divorce, whether the children are put in the custody of the father or the mother, they shall remain the children of both parents.

Put in situations to do good, he does, even if coerced, and he often seems to have more morals than the "good guys" that he's working for.

The next morning, appalled by the Shah, ordered to withdraw a Timur's stone to Samarqand and put in its place, as it was before.

The way Wall Street did IPOs came under scrutiny. And a whole set of rules were put in place to try to stop accounting frauds like Enron.

Please put in my name - Nick and comment on all of the above needs for the site and how you think you could do them!

The Delegation wanted once again to thank him for the considerable work that he had put in to seek some kind of a consensus.

You should now be prepared to read a fair bit of Scala code, but there's plenty more about the language to put in your tool belt.

The assets taken over and the programmes put in place will have to be managed, at least for a while.

His wife's leaving him drove him so mad that he had to be put in an insane asylum for a while.

If his plan had been put in practice in the imperialistic China, even if it was not the so called "modern" , it must be much more "better" !

The U. S. intervened in Libya because of a humanitarian "responsibility to protect, " as it is often put in the United Nations.

He said the measures he has put in place in his first months in office are beginning to bear fruit.

He took the watch he found to the police station but nobody has put in a claim for it yet.

When he had nothing more to put in the trunk, he put himself in.

They have no idea how much work we put in to teach them.

I considered it a great responsibility, and I am very proud of the trust they put in me.

But put in a bit of effort and you'll find a Keyholder with a bunch of keys to unlock the gates to the unknown.

Even though we were busy, we thought it would be disrespectful not to put in an appearance.

Sometimes the land may tell you to plant this or that, or put in a fountain for running water, or to trim this or that.

In simpler parlance, ROE is a measure of how much profit the company can squeeze out of what its shareholders have put in.

If he could somehow save enough for an icebox, a day's wage would not have bought a pound of meat to put in it.

Normally, I would agree. . . let the starters ride it out, but sometimes you need to put in some reserves to ignite the flame.

Because one thing you are aware of when you're very popular is how much stock people put in your work.

Have had a sincere love to put in front of me, I do not treasure well, have lost just know regretful.

Apotheker was only put in the position less than a year ago, and he will be the third straight CEO to be fired by the company.

To understand that this advertisement in National Day period begins to put in each big airport, obtain the warm echo.

Ordinarily, I would say that the boy and his parents ought to be put in jail for at least 10 years.

One of the greatest things about film is. . . everybody can put in their own interpretation so. . . I'll leave it up to the viewer.

If he could somehow save enough for an icebox, a day's wage would not have bought a pound of meat to put in it.

Normally, I would agree. . . let the starters ride it out, but sometimes you need to put in some reserves to ignite the flame.

Because one thing you are aware of when you're very popular is how much stock people put in your work.

Have had a sincere love to put in front of me, I do not treasure well, have lost just know regretful.

Apotheker was only put in the position less than a year ago, and he will be the third straight CEO to be fired by the company.

To understand that this advertisement in National Day period begins to put in each big airport, obtain the warm echo.

Ordinarily, I would say that the boy and his parents ought to be put in jail for at least 10 years.

How much chili did you put in the curry?

Her doctors DID not hold any hope; they told us her time was up. It was useless to put in a feeding tube, they said; she would never awaken.

Ordinarily, I would say that the boy and his parents ought to be put in jail for at least 10 years.

How much chili did you put in the curry?

Her doctors DID not hold any hope; they told us her time was up. It was useless to put in a feeding tube, they said; she would never awaken.

The mistake was "one we put in the egregious category and I understand fully why you or anybody else will question us generally. "

I said something sharp to her which angered her still more and then Fillmore tried to put in a word.

Look, he was able to put in a whole day in the old car in Mugello a few days ago.

I can try to suck in heat that you're trying to put in the environment.

For 5 years he put in so much effort to adjust to his new life, how can you hurt him just as he starts to like the country like that.

You need to be prepared to put in a constant and consistent effort.

"Mr. Ames is just down in New York for a few days, " put in Vance, "and we're trying to show him around a little. "

For 5 years he put in so much effort to adjust to his new life, how can you hurt him just as he starts to like the country like that.

You need to be prepared to put in a constant and consistent effort.

"Mr. Ames is just down in New York for a few days, " put in Vance, "and we're trying to show him around a little. "

He had them put in a locked room, and gave the key to the queen, ordering her to tell no one about them.

Considering Diablo 3 is a fast-paced game, how much lore is the Blizzard team planning to put in?

Our record of these is almost wholly confined to the papers which he kept and put in his box when he left Trinity for London.

Later, unable to cope with the trauma, the little girl hung herself at a mental asylum she was put in following the incident.

Even though Dorothy had been taken away from her own country and put in a strange land she did not feel unhappy.

And but for his illness he would have been put in irons, for he was regarded as a determined prison-breaker, and I know not what else.

Li said the case is sensitive and no solutions have been put in place so far to prevent copycat incidents.

And but for his illness he would have been put in irons, for he was regarded as a determined prison-breaker, and I know not what else.

Li said the case is sensitive and no solutions have been put in place so far to prevent copycat incidents.

I was delighted that we were able to put in a strong performance - one of determination, passion and control - with three goals.

Arrange preparation work before put in new product and follow-up in the trial produce, check the new product when put it out.

The two astronauts disconnected an old empty ammonia tank and got a new one ready to put in its place.

Okay, what else goes in here? -And then we need to put in uhm, just some water, to make it a paste. -That's it?

She said I could get into any school in the country if I just put in a little effort.

Loans from state banks are the cornerstone of the stimulus programs China put in place amid global slowdown more than a year ago.

She said taxes on world trade would be undemocratic and impossible to put in place.

Egeus demanded justice of Theseus , and desired that this cruel law might be put in force against his daughter.

Egeus demanded justice of Theseus , and desired that this cruel law might be put in force against his daughter.

But after years of practice and careful attention, you can grow to become a master as long as you put in the work.

As I said, this assures that everything eventually gets put in a place where you're going to pay some attention to it.

"I was just telling her, " put in Drouet, now delighted with his possession, "that I thought she did fine. "

When tools are not in use they should be put in a toolbox. If left on the floor even for a few minutes, someone may trip on them.

"It's not about taking costs out, it's about deciding what costs to put in to deliver the value that consumers appreciate, " he said.

He could scarcely pronounce my name but he taught me that it is not how much we give but how much love we put in the giving.

But then I became an actor, I won this contest, and suddenly, all that I wanted to be was put in one package.

The only problem is that such an enterprise has never been attempted in deep water, and it would take at least two weeks to be put in place.

Nonetheless, how much trust can be put in markets to ensure these outcomes?

Nonetheless, how much trust can be put in markets to ensure these outcomes?

You could also do a bit of planning and write little notes to sprinkle throughout the house or put in people's jacket pockets.

It was only after Japan was able to put in place a new system of tough auditing, after all, that its own banking crisis abated.

Be reasonable about how much effort you put in your work.

You were just short of becoming totally enslaved and controlled by a draconian World Government that was to be put in place.

Also needed, he said, is reform of securities markets and to put in place measures to wind down financial companies that fail.

I had thought, if anything, that they would ask me to do more hours, put in more time, to make up for her (I work part-time).

You framed a CIA agent? -Well, he wasn't under covert status. He was a punk analyst who stepped out of line and needed to be put in a place.

They were such beautiful eyes, blue like the sky, and would be a treasure to put in his hiding spot!

It seems to be one of the few times the macho males get put in their place.

It seems to be one of the few times the macho males get put in their place.

Returning home, I directed that the bed should be put in the front room and shut off with a screen.

It's not how much we do, but how much love we put in the doing.

Only Saudi Arabia is carrying out a large-scale investment programme to put in a significant increase in capacity.

Trying to pick up some of his shifts. Yeah, I'll put in a good word.

So as you'd expect that argument is valid but notice if I put in any other premise here it's going to stay valid. Any premise.

For the youth we are always trying to be a meaningless gesture to put in front of the face of hardship.

I spotlight the waiting room which I did not put in the case of the memory ceremony and a commemorative event this time.

Please check yourself also, if you think you are right, please put in the sun, if no, please be back family.

Needles and bags are efficiently hustled into place, as if it were not poison that is about to be put in the body.

Needles and bags are efficiently hustled into place, as if it were not poison that is about to be put in the body.

Creativity isn't just the things we chose to put in, it's also the things we chose to leave out. Or black out.

"I think the West Coast in general would be a very difficult place to come in and put in a massive coal-export terminus, " Dr. Fridley said.

this plan includes all of the elements that must be put in place for acceptance in the marketplace , operations , or to a customer.

"If the strapper stops, the factory has to stop, so we felt it was important to put in the best bit of equipment, " explains Gerard Wiper.

He said the changes should not and will not be put in place until the current financial crisis is over.

So far, stocks have shown amazing resilience in the face of bad news, and a stubborn refusal to put in a major correction of 10% or more.

A Web site that relies on Ajax techniques will have to put in extra care to ensure that it still shows up in search queries.

Give your child a measuring cup and show him how much food to put in Rover's bowl.

If it is not, the company can put in its own staff to take control of the situation.

If it is not, the company can put in its own staff to take control of the situation.

Rather than add seasonal workers, the company plans to ask its existing employees to put in more hours.

And shall put thereon the covering of badgers' skins, and shall spread over it a cloth wholly of blue, and shall put in the staves thereof.

Again, judge for yourself how much to put in.

Either put in enough firemen to put the fire out or get out of the house.

Every line in his face deepened as he said it, and put in its affecting evidence of the suffering he had undergone.

A bad decision made early in a time of crisis lives on, says Fink, because a leader is often put in the unenviable position of defending it.

For all you post 90's people, film is something that people used to have to put in a camera to take pictures.

So the prince took her for his wife, and the pea was put in the museum, where it may still be seen, if no one has stolen it.

The catch: Investors want to see a link to San Francisco or Los Angeles closer to completion before they put in billions, he said.

It all depends on how much time you'd like to put in.

Carlos Tevez wants to make his move to United permanent and says he would sign a contract "right now" if it was put in front of him.

But that would mean dismantling central elements of the very system he put in place in his previous eight-year presidency.

There is also the question of how much trust investors will put in a currency with no central fiscal authority to stand behind it.

But if you want to lead, you face tough choices about how much effort you must put in and in which areas you need to grow.

An old lady, carrying baskets, a sickle, one of my companion toward in the basket, then I was also was put in, I realized that this winter.

He said he was put in front of the church as members shouted "demon of homosexuality come out of him" .

Right from the venue, volunteers, and other aspects , we can see how much efforts we had put in the Olympic Games.

Ban list: how much trouble is it to put in also the clan name and level of the banned character?

If you no longer bother to put in the effort to make yourself attractive to your spouse, she could lose interest in being intimate with you.

He got a dinosaur bank for Christmas and when he acts well, I will give him a few pennies to put in there.

'Who has done most for peace in the past year? If the question is put in Nobel's terms. . . it had to be U. S. President Barack Obama.

It's not what you get out of it that matters, it's what you put in.

I heard you were going in for your final interview. I wanted to put in a good word.

One of the things we had to do there was to put in some new electric wiring.

Typically, you'll get more money by selling it, as long as you're willing to put in the additional effort.

Ready to go through anything you put in front of it, the Polaris Sportsman 800 EFI ATV 2008 is a take-no-prisoners powerhouse.

Now if you want to sign up for certain web sites, where you, say, have to put in your name and a password.

And, you know, I'm also concerned about what I put in my body, like is the food genetically modified?

The fall in commodities prices, even if sharp recently, looks less scary when put in the context of a year-long rally.

Also if able to put in an exe file generator with password generator for each file downloaded.

He had to put in for a transfer to another department since he has always at odds with the office manager.

To put in or as if in a particular place or position; set.

If market-share analysis can be a poor guide to the likely effect of mergers on prices, what might be put in its place?

He might even be an ally who will put in a good word for you when some new opportunity is available.

You're only going to find out whether they're TRULY a great partner after you've put in years of money, blood, sweat &tears.

Well, when was the last time you received a card and thought, "hmmm well they could have put in a bit more effort" ?

It's the kind of image I might try to put in a book, but ultimately abandon.

If you know anyone that has made it big in anytime of MLM business then chances are they put in long hard hours selling .

b: i did put in a little of my own effort too, you know.

Before I leave them behind and come to you, guide me to be a good steward of those you put in my care.

He said, "I put in the micro-blog their photos, sent to a Seattle woman for a joke. "

Will present a bone material of ground Dan brain to put in, and tried to start the fire heart Dan refining.

Okay, I'm all packed now, except for a few odds and ends I'll put in a handbag and carry on the plane with me.

Every internet shopper has seen the boxes at the checkout stage that ask you to put in a discount code.

So we put in words. One word for every note. Like this: (singing) When you know the notes to sing, you can sing almost anything. Together!

Unsurprisingly, there's usually little left over to put in the bank.

Do we need to put in so much information? It feels like we're just tearing out a page from our catalog.

I'm willing to put in as long as it takes, and I'm happy to be the one hated.

I tell you the truth, " he said, " this poor widow has put in more than all the others.

How much practise did you put in to set that time?

It had therefore put in a somewhat hasty bid that it expected to have a chance to improve before the contract was formally awarded.

Yasushige Sano, 35, an office worker in Tokyo, said he is staying put in the area with his wife and toddler.

If it is put in a hall, perhaps you would think of it as a craftwork or evers a sculpture.

If you develop good policies, will not be able to put in place, on enterprises is futile to.

Managers of such areas are required to put in place notices to inform the public of this measure, and vending machines are not allowed.

John put in an ~ for a new stock of soap a week ago for he foresaw a heavy demand for them.

An older man may feel that he's already put in his time raising children and may not be interested in starting the process once more.

In Hungary, we expected more for the fact that we had just put in the last aerodynamic step and a new rear suspension.

But a poor widow came and put in two very small copper coins, worth only a fraction of a penny.

It was, as Apple CEO Steve Jobs put in an internal email, not Apple's "finest hour" .

Please do not use machine wash, either put in the sun directly due to the soft quality of 100% cotton fabric cloth.

to put in place policies that ensures that the police and MACC are independent of UMNO and its ministers in government.

I put in a cross for Wayne in the last game and helped with a couple of the goals last night, so I'm not unhappy with how I'm playing.

"It's the most striking blue lobster I have seen in my 30 years in the business and was too nice to put in a pot and boil, " he said.

He picked up a piece and put in his mouth and chewed it slowly. It was not unpleasant.

Planter - Put pebbles in the bottom of a small jar, then fill with potting soil. Plant herb or flower seeds, and put in the windowsill.

Her brother put in a good word for her boyfriend to her parents.

The 30-year-old talked of being put in "a shit position" and of his knees getting "significantly worse through the injections" .

She was not in a particular hurry, she had said when the waitress asked how many hours she had to put in each day.

Above all, we need to put in place tough penalties that will cost the tobacco industry if it continues to sell cigarettes to young people.

If the human genome were put in a straight line, it would be over six and a half feet long.

Not unless you care about what you put in your body and what long-term effects it is going to have on your well-being.

There's a reason a guy like you , with your skill set , was put in here, you know .

The bank's profits are derived and mainly from the difference in rates of the loans it makes and deposits its clients put in it.

Let me tell you in a serious and responsible manner that the open plan of China, put in one word, is development.

if one section of a paper seems disconnected from the previous one, put in a sentence or two of connective tissue.

I think about my own release when I'm in an awful lot of pain. I wish I could put in a request for it, sometimes.

he said over the past two years , vietnam ' s government has put in place a series of new laws on the i ue.

Put the fruit in a bowl. Then put in two teaspoons of honey and a cup of yogurt. Finally mix it all up.