put something in

I watched him put something in the captain's hand. 'And now that's done, 'said the blind man, and he quickly went out of the inn.

While it might be tempting to put something in every corner of your page, it's actually better to leave some of your site free of any text.

Without one word, Tommy got up, picked up a big burlap bag and went over to the corner and put something in that bag.

The fact that we had the hardware to put something in orbit when we let Von Braun fly it, you can argue that's not a technical loss.

Tomorrow, just to do, , just to think, just put something in it. . . Rubbish, rubbish, rubbish, god! forgive me. . .

"your head is empty , and put something in it" , said the bright son.

The advice then was to put something in the letter which would distinguish you from the rest.

You can leave me in charge of breakfast and I can put something in a microwave but that's about it.

To put something in place that people will use and reuse for as long as it is technically viable and productive.

"Give me your little basket, " the maiden said, "and I will put something in it that will more than make up for today's stint. "

Hello, everyone. You look dreadful, Ron. Is that why you put something in his cup? Is it a tonic?

I would like to put something in the hotel safe.

I bet one of those guys put something in my drink.

When I put something in the basket, you can check it off the grocery list.

Four-letter word for put something in the refrigerator?

The truth is that marriage, at the start, is an empty box. you must put something in.

When you put something in, you get something out.

You must put something in before you can take anything out.

You put something in my drink.

For example, we didn't put something in our heart in the ordinary life, but if we lost it, we found something really lost.

it's as if whenever you put something in a slot machine

Keep or put (something) in a state of balance

I'm gonna put something in you