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The monsters had slit the udder of the finest milch cow, so that she had to be put out of her misery immediately.

There was still fire enough to allow of their being put out of shape, and converted into a sort of unrecognizable bar of metal.

His first victim was a 12-year-old messenger who was hanged by his neck on a metal hook and raped before being put out of his misery.

If the female artists do not follow the original rule, they would be put out of the "game. "

The Xinhua News Agency said five power stations were put out of action and six transformer substations were shut down in Sichuan.

For the Jews had already agreed that anyone who confessed Jesus to be the Messiah would be put out of the synagogue.

Even if the Pirate Bay were put out of business another similar service would be sure to spring up in its place (indeed, others do exist).

it put liquidity in the banks that let them meet their requirements. Otherwise, they would have to be put out of business.

Whichever mix of compromises wins the day, some noses are bound to be put out of joint.

The dialog box shown in Figure 25-5 is a classic example of an alert that should be put out of our misery.

The move had been bitterly opposed by millions of small traders who fear they'll be put out of business by the retail giants.

A lot of small grocers have been put out of business since the advent of the supermarkets.

Those who you really put out of your mind, and do so without qualm, are those friends who have already been replied to.

Sandy had been put out of work for months since the wreck because of his wounded wrist.

But it has also been put out of business by the efficient British bolt industry.

And Saul had the mediums and the soothsayers put out of the land.

for the human emotion of rejection, the phrase to have one's nose put out of joint is very descriptive.

Earlier this year, when flooding washed out large portions of the track, the venerable train was put out of commission.

They said that they thought their restaurant would have better business if the competing restaurant was put out of business.

Having been put on two-year "probation" by Mr Gates in January, this version should be put out of its misery.

The insecticide was put out of the child's reach.

MANY studies have asked how terrorist groups are born; relatively few have described how such groups are best put out of business.

Local flag makers are being put out of business thanks to cheap, low-quality imports of Brazilian flags from China.

disjoint To put out of joint; dislocate.

the home and office space were put out of a drawer frame change.

Millions of people have already been put out of work, across the world, by this first truly globalised crisis of capitalism.

They were put out of business due to the rise in oil prices.

It paid its last dividend in 1873 and was finally put out of its misery in 1874.

No one knows how many Egyptians have been put out of work since the uprising began in January.

In so doing, the furriers will be put out of business, and humanity will learn to work in honor and unity with all other kingdoms again.

He was put out of countenance to find that he had no enough money to pay the goods.

Forest fire management refers to people organized and carried out by the forest fires for the prevention, control and put out of work.

Poisons must be put out of children's reach.

Put out of joint with his past life, turned out, dissolved.

The medicine should be put out of children's reach.

If they step in where they're not wanted, they'll get their noses put out of joint.

This is an area where an increase in the minimum wage means that some people will receive raises, while others will be put out of work.

Then you should be put out of your misery.

My whole morning's work has been put out of gear by that mishap.

Have they all been put out of business?

I am resolved what to do, that, when I am put out of the stewardship, they may receive me into their houses.

Tobacco companies can't be trusted to make cigarette packets a colour that doesn't work in this way, so they should be put out of sight.

Put out of hole test string.

perhaps because of those memories, so long abandoned and put out of mind, nothing now survived, everything was scattered;

The first people who were put out of a political meeting for asking questions, were women;

A Simple Talk About the Fire Prevention and Put-out of Liquefied Petroleum Gas

joint ; dislocation ; be dislocated be out of joint ; be put out of joint

knock out: put out of commission from a competition

choose the technique based on WEB carry out query and put out of MBOM data according to the information of airplane manufacture enterprise;

put out of one's mind

i want him put out of the opera house . - yes , sir