Sentences with phrase «to put in»

Those rules and regulations were not just put in place as a guideline but to be enforced for very good reasons.

The last 13 years were not entirely wasted but they did not put in place the building blocks of a socialist dawn.

Offers strong mechanical and technical aptitude and ability to ensure customer satisfaction, by putting in place well - construed maintenance and repair systems.

I think I like the safer route of just putting in money over time to the same securities.

We will then put you in touch with the foster home of the dog you are interested in.

Our favourite time of year is vintage, when all of the hard work put in for the season comes to fruition.

What put me in mind to discuss why writers need literary agents is that I have been house hunting for a couple of months.

Five - year mortgage rates are currently very low by all historical standards, but they are still relatively high when put in perspective with the growth rate of nominal wages.

Try lining the bottom of the litter box with some baking soda before putting in new litter.

Then put it in front of them (without selling your book at the end).

My regards for all your hard work for putting them in front of us.

She made a comment that it still doesn't put it in perspective for her, so I created a quick static image showing the spill centered on our hometown.

If you taught your kids how to pick up their toys at an early age, you can take things one step further by putting them in charge of cleaning their rooms.

There's something about wearing dresses that people perceive as putting in effort.

You can also put him in there and close the door.

So regardless of the amount of work put in by the mortgage broker, higher - value mortgage loans will typically have a higher loan origination fee than lower - value mortgage loans.

Buyers who put in more time and effort typically finish sooner.

Chances are you've already hit upon most of your main points during your conversation about the topic, so putting it in writing should be a breeze!

The effort put in at the beginning will pay off that much more because they'll have to rely less on their conversational skills to get a response.

It does come with a backpack style storage bag, but who has the time putting it in when you are using public transit?

A career pathway which puts you in control of the speed of your progression.

His failure to proceed with the matter did not put him in good standing.

It's a 2.5 D arcade racer which puts you in charge of a massive vehicle, then tasks you with completing tracks as fast as you can.

Have you ever thought about putting it in writing?

The tutorial I read said «If you wouldn't eat it, then don't put in on your skin»!

I respect them and the people who put in so much time to be good at them, but I just can't live that life, guys.

I feel the same about putting in more effort now that I'm married — now there are TWO people to enjoy my daily outfits.

I would just put in new window in he tub area so it will be just one.

He kept me updated with every step of the process and even put me in touch with a lender that was just impressive.

After hearing what they could put us in at what rates, we decided to get a second opinion.

The project undoubtedly stands much taller when put in context of all the additional material released in order to create something bigger.

After putting in all that hard work for your degree, don't panic and rush into the first job that comes your way.

All of it just puts us in mind of warm spring days and blue skies.

Some carriers offer as much as a 10 percent bonus on money put in to the annuity.

People will go looking for their loved ones first thing and willingly put themselves in danger in the process.

I set up a meeting with my graduate school adviser, who then put me in contact with the lab head who would become my postdoctoral adviser.

These people put in long hours to find bugs and other potential problems.

The government should have already introduced measures only put in place after the loss of data affecting 25 million people, MPs believe.

I always knew it was expensive, but you really put it in perspective in this post.

And most recently particularly in race to the top, we have actually put in there a requirement for school districts to actually do a root cause analysis on student attendance, for example.

When you don't feel like putting in extra work just to wear something, you can buy a dress that works for your little self, straight from the store.

From putting in long hours to taking on extra tasks, it's safe to say that most of us know no bounds when it comes to moving up the ladder.

Your kids should try hard because putting in that effort will make them smarter and better at whatever they put their minds to.

Just by putting in $ 100 a month, you can increase your wealth by the time you retire.

Such a deal could also help put in place new protections for the coasts.

Of course, he'll probably get put in charge of diaper changes, but he may find that the bulk of the caring is done by the new mom.

They should have been put in jail before they were sent back where they came from.