Sentences with phrase «put back where»

As most of you wives can probably imagine, the cushions and pillows were never put back where they belong, so by the end of each day, I would have giant piles of cushions with crooked, wrinkled slipcovers and throw pillows laying all over the couches and mostly on the floor.

I put it all back where it actually should have been in the first place... in the basement storage.

«I love turning packages into small art projects, and this handy feature of my craft area allows me to quickly remove paper and put it back where it belongs,» says sprellwitz of her beautiful display rack.

Are items put back where they belong or dumped wherever there is free space?

Sort out, eliminate, clean and put it back where it belongs in with freshly painted walls.

When you log in and out at your choosing, we'll put you back where you left off.

That in itself is a true testament to what Capcom was able to achieve with this entry, as they have successfully brought it back into the spotlight and put it back where it rightfully belongs.

All he did was push it away so I took it out and put it back where I keep his bowl.

If the protruding tissue is intestinal, surgery will be required to put it back where it belongs.

The tame ones will be rehomed and the feral will be put back where they came from and be fed and maintained.

Make sure they're put away securely — well out of your dog's reach — and always put back where they were.

A good piece of advice for all inspectors is if you are going to move something, be very careful and put it back where you found it when you're done.

Take control of your finances with our self - directed options, which put you back where you belong: in the driver's seat.

(You can immediately re-borrow a book, and OverDrive will put you back where you last left off, but it's an unnecessary hassle.)

All kidding aside, that is a great way to make sure things get put back where they belong.

This is a way to save money and put it back where it belongs, back to student achievement.

Just make sure to put them back where you found them!

I think I'm a bit OCD about this, but seriously — you've picked the thing up off the rack a) you're strong enough to put it back, b) put it back where you found it — unless you picked it from the wrong place initially in which case put it back where it should be.

It would be quite something to figure out how put it back where it was just a couple centuries ago.

«If you look at that economic plan they showed Ghanaians, it is unworkable, it will ruin this economy, it will take inflation back up, it will raise interest rates and it will put us back where it just came from and so it's the craziest economic plan I have ever heard.»

At two and three years of age, most little ones should be able to collect toys and put them back where they go with some guidance from Mom and Dad.

Encourage him to tell you what the item is and to put it back where it belongs.

Well any adults that have their own «treasure chest» realize that sometimes things don't get put back where they belong sometimes... sometimes they get put in drawers... in night stand drawers... in night stand drawers that you have passed on to your little kids cause you want new ones.

We keep hearing about and thinking that the Gunners are just about to sort it out, click together and go on a run that will put us back where we would expect to be, but it still has not happened.

But I missed the raisins so I will put them back where they belong next time.

I put it back where I found it.

Maybe you have already done work to release that off of you and put it back where it belongs... back on the abuser.

It's time this country is put back where it belongs — taking care of the people here instead of the people who don't belong here.»

During our accumulation years, a 20 percent drop in the market doesn't doesn't rattle us because the market eventually cooperates with a enough positive return to put us back where we started.

As soon as you're done using something, put it back where it belongs, Rizwan Aseem suggests.

The number of ad - tech companies raising money dropped 17 % last year compared with the year earlier, data from CBInsights shows, and the total volume of funding fell 33 % to $ 2.2 billion from $ 3.2 billion, putting it back where it was in 2013.

I move around our house, picking things up and putting them back where they belong: socks, books, more Lego pieces, permission slips, empty cups, inside - out shirts, toys, shoes, soothers.

In fact, my impression is actually that there's no real change here — that drop in Lib Dem support merely puts them back where they normally are with YouGov, making last week's 20 % look like a bit of an outlier.

While the Obama administration hashes out plans for cutting future carbon emissions, engineers are quietly working on schemes to deal with carbon by putting it back where it came from: underground.

I did this at H&M once and as soon as I left, I peeked through the window and an employee (who must have been watching me) was putting it back where it belonged!

@Paulster2 That still leaves you with the problem of how to slacken the nuts, in order to tighten them correctly with the torque wrench, which puts us back where we started: breaker bar or impact wrench.

The simplicity of the system takes the focus off the technology and puts it back where it belongs — on the content,» said Tischann Turner, Director of Learning Technology at Metropolitan Nashville Public Schools.

This not only puts you back where you were faster, but it also allows you to not have to worry about the subrogation process and trying to win a lawsuit — the insurance company handles all that for you on the back end, so you can get back to life.

Called recharacterization, this strategy involved taking the Roth money and putting it back where it started.

Staff veterinarians vaccinate, sterilize and distinguish healthy community cats — snipping off the tip of an ear and tattooing a small mark during surgery — and the trapper or a volunteer puts them back where they were found.

This work comes from Jacir's walks throughout the city of Rome where she collects the sampietrini, takes them to her studio, documents them, and then puts them back where she found them.

Carbon in wood comes primarily from the atmosphere so are we not simply putting it back where it came from?

This not only puts you back where you were faster, but it also allows you to not have to worry about the subrogation process and trying to win a lawsuit — the insurance company handles all that for you on the back end, so you can get back to life.

It places them aside, installs a fresh copy of Windows, and puts them back where they were found.

Not exact matches

As one fellow entrepreneur put it: we track the bear, we hunt the bear, we shoot the bear, we drag the bear back home, where we skin the bear.

«They put him in the back in the scene between Adam and I and when the trailer first came out I got a little picture where he had kind of circled this blur in the back and he's like, «That's me!»»

And, like all successful small - business owners, Eric concurs with the importance of planning, especially for a startup period where you're not going to make much income and what you do make is likely to be put right back into the business.

That blended together «married» whiskey is then put back into barrels that are brought to the distillery's original Dublin location where they mature for an additional 6 to 12 months.

But if you can, build in 15 minutes at the end of the day to put everything back where it belongs.»

King Arthur, meanwhile, may just want to put that sword back where he found it and pretend this never happened.