Use "put under" em uma frase

1. i will put under the microscope and you will see that the microbes will

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2. was put under the killing radioactive rays, that the Lord created His own

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3. This concerns being put under combat rules

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4. The Dutch settlements in the West, as well as those in the East Indies, were originally put under the government of an exclusive company

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5. The settlements which different European nations have obtained in the East Indies, if they were taken from the exclusive companies to which they at present belong, and put under the immediate protection of the sovereign, would render this residence both safe and easy, at least to the merchants of the particular nations to whom those settlements belong

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6. What is there to be put under threat?’

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7. If those tolls were put under the management of

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8. But had those tolls been put under the management of commissioners, who had no such interest, they might perhaps, have been dissipated in ornamental and unnecessary expenses, while the most essential parts of the works were allowed to go to ruin

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9. It is proper, therefore, that the tolls for the maintenance of such a work should be put under the managmnent of commissioners or trustees

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10. It everywhere arises chiefly from some local or provincial revenue, from the rent of some landed estate, or from the interest of some sum of money, allotted and put under the management of trustees for this particular purpose, sometimes by the sovereign himself, and sometimes by some private donor

11. They set themselves, therefore, to expose the many errors of that translation, which the Roman catholic clergy were thus put under the necessity of defending or explaining

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12. But if the lands of Great Britain, in the present state of their cultivation, do not afford a rent of more than twenty millions a-year, they could not well afford the half, most probably not the fourth part of that rent, if they all belonged to a single proprietor, and were put under the negligent, expensive, and oppressive management of his factors and agents

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13. "'Ang on a mo, the tractor's slipping in the mud, I'm going ter get some straw ter put under the wheels

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14. In the animal world, when put under impossibly difficult conditions of survival, many species have been known to kill their young, and in really desperate straights, eat them

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15. over 10 rivers (later extended to 14) whose adjacent lands would be put under the control of Clinton –

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16. shall shelter a Jew, shall, when he is hunted out, be put under the ban of fire, and be forever rendered useless to every living being for

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17. a lump of coal that was put under pressure

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18. 29 Whatever place shall shelter a Jew shall when he is hunted out be put under the ban of fire and be forever rendered useless to every living being for all time to come

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19. 21 He said to them "Is the lamp brought to be put under a basket or under a bed? Isn't it put on a stand?

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20. Do you not know this parable? and how then will you know all the other parables? The sower sows the word; and these are those by the way side where the word is sown; but when they have heard Satan comes immediately and takes away the word that was sown in their hearts and these are they who similarly are sown onto stony ground; who when they have heard the word immediately receive it with gladness; and have no root in themselves and so endure but for a time afterward who when affliction or persecution arises for the word’s sake are immediately offended; and these are those who are sown among thorns; who so hear the word but the cares of this world and the deceitfulness of riches and the lusts of other things entering in choke the word and it becomes unfruitful; and these are those who are sown on good ground who so hear the word and receive it and produce fruit some thirty times some sixty and some a hundred times; and is a candle brought to be put under a basket or under a bed? and not set on a candlestick? Because there is nothing hidden that shall not be displayed; neither is there anything kept secret unless that it should become shown to the other nations; If any man have ears to hear let him listen; Be diligent about what you hear; With what measure you give it shall be measured and given back to you; and to you who listen then more shall be given to you; because he who has something to him shall more be given and he who has nothing even that which he holds it shall be taken away from him; Also the Kingdom of God is as though a man should throw seed into the ground; and then should sleep and rise night and day and the seed should shoot up and grow but he knows not how; because the soil produces fruit by itself; first the blade then the ear after that the full ear of corn; but when the fruit is produced immediately he puts in the sickle because the harvest has come

21. asked for the bot equality campaign to be put under review

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22. with no face to put under the hood, glaring down above the

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23. Despite the little bit of torture he'd been forced to endure, as part of his Intel Wing training, he knew that most people put under Rotham torture for any amount of time died, whether or not they cooperated

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24. strong, musky ferret smell—and twice the poor thing was put under only for the vet to have so

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25. reading this article, they found “reduced depressive feelings” when test subjects were put under stress

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26. in Lilliput under the Charter, and do as they were

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27. born lucky enough to live in Lilliput under the

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28. He is above all Power and every name, in this age and the next, everything is put under His feet and Christ is the Head of the Church, which is Spiritually the body of Christ

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29. 3 Understanding all of this and knowing that the Master refused to work in defiance of his established laws of nature in so far as his personal conduct was concerned, you know of a certainty that he never walked on the water nor did anything else which was an outrage to his material order of administering the world; always, of course, bearing in mind that there had, as yet, been found no way whereby he could be wholly delivered from the lack of control over the element of time in connection with those matters put under the jurisdiction of the Personalized Adjuster

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30. put under the immediate protection of the Committee on

31. So I was playing with Google and kind of searching for more stuff about Quiksilver cos Dad said he would buy me a Quiksilver T-shirt to put under the Ben Sherman shirt Uncle Terry got me from his mate who’s on

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32. Barnes watched carefully the reactions of the male pilots at his last sentence, expecting objections from them at being put under the command of a woman

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33. If you continue to interfere with this evacuation, then you will be put under arrest and sent back to Seoul

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34. It had been an hour of fierce words and opinions with the sincerity and integrity of Blauner being put under hard scrutiny

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35. Already, the Greek maritime shipping company to which the MV Heraklion had belonged was being put under investigation by Interpol following the ship’s sinking by the Israelis

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36. I have already asked that its escort force of one cruiser and two frigates be put under my command after the delivery of the troops and supplies carried by the convoy

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37. the stone that he had put under his head, and set it up

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38. A point was put under Zirnen’s name on the scoreboard

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39. When rebels were caught they were all put under a lie detector test in which the question was asked if they knew Rogae X's identity

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40. never stays put under such adverse conditions

41. Mussolini was unofficially put under house arrest by the Germans and is now a mere puppet of Hitler

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42. Why does she have string bows on top of her shoulders underneath her tank top? Diane what did you put underneath Dana's tank top?”

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43. Put under a hypnotic state by the use of The Sleeping

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44. It’s only when we try to explain our thoughts in some detail, or they are put under the glass of scrutiny, as in a cross-examination, that these fabrications suddenly fall apart

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45. The Thomas Kilman measure of conflict mode is one of many models that helps individuals recognise how they tend to react when put under pressure in stressful situations

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46. The robots were turned off and safely put under a tarp in the basement of a building where government scientists create evil things that require permanent hiding

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47. Place grated cheese on top and put under the broiler till cheese browns lightly

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48. The bonds of the group had never been stretched so far, never put under so much pressure as they were with this, our biggest chance

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49. The wary officer answered, ‘Your Excellency! You know how, since the first moment this district was put under my control, the massive mountains have heard the hoof-fall of the mounted police, and the vast valleys have resounded to their tramping feet, so that we have crossed and criss-crossed even the smallest area of the land

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50. I sent you my blessing lurking in the pages of Frenssen's new and very wonderful book which ought to have reached you in time to put under your tree

51. Did a holiday-maker with a wife and, say, four children have to bring six sets of bedding with him? Six sets of Teutonic bedding, stuffed with feathers? Six pillows, six of those wedge-like things to put under pillows called _Kielkissen_, and six quilted coverlets with insides of eider-down if there was a position to keep up, and of wadding if public opinion could afford to be defied? Yet the lodging-houses were full; and that there were small children in them was evident from the frequency with which the sounds that accompany the act of correction floated out into the street

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52. have you put under house arrest and moved to a safe house

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53. Anytime something is put under any amount of pressure there is the risk of injury

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54. those reasons can be put under the same denominator, which is their

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55. ) I remember being taken regularly to a pediatrician to be stripped and put under a fortifying ray lamp of some sort just in case my malady was the result of abnormal physical weakness for I was very thin and high strung

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56. She would be put under complete sedation for

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57. They were put under severe pressure to recant their faith but refused to do so

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58. What these words actually mean can only be understood when put under the lens of hindsight and historical perspective and examined in microscopic detail

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59. A man is to rule (have authority) over all that God has put under him just as God rules over all

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60. I whispered praises to El Elyon for much of the night as I held my family close, not caring for a moment about all the other things that had been put under my care

61. This upper section of the wall wasn’t typically put under guard, so the spy made his way towards a guard house and down the stairs it housed, into the castle grounds

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62. A man is to rule (have authority) over all that God has put under him just as God rules

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63. A man is to rule (have authority) over all that God has put under him just

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64. And Jacob rose up early in the morning, and took the stone that he had put under his head, and set it up for a pillar

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65. But at last the High Court of Appeal went into it and the poor fellow was acquitted and put under proper care

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66. Sancho came back to Don Quixote's house, and returning to the late subject of conversation, he said, "As to what Senor Samson said, that he would like to know by whom, or how, or when my ass was stolen, I say in reply that the same night we went into the Sierra Morena, flying from the Holy Brotherhood after that unlucky adventure of the galley slaves, and the other of the corpse that was going to Segovia, my master and I ensconced ourselves in a thicket, and there, my master leaning on his lance, and I seated on my Dapple, battered and weary with the late frays we fell asleep as if it had been on four feather mattresses; and I in particular slept so sound, that, whoever he was, he was able to come and prop me up on four stakes, which he put under the four corners of the pack-saddle in such a way that he left me mounted on it, and took away Dapple from under me without my feeling it

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67. Now you know that when patients do not require medicines, but have only to be put under a regimen, the inferior sort of practitioner is deemed to be good enough; but when medicine has to be given, then the doctor should be more of a man

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68. He talked about camber and the life it imparted to a shell when wood was put under tension

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69. Some of Murdo’s adherents came to protest and were themselves put under escort

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70. A foreign prince, who had come on a visit to Petersburg, was put under his charge, and he had to show him the sights worth seeing

71. The North was determined to force the negro vote on the state and, to this end, Georgia had existence as a state had been wiped out and it had become, with Florida and Alabama, been declared in rebellion and put under the strictest martial law

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72. " He drew from a pocket in his old jacket (which he still wore over his mail), crumpled and much folded, Thorin's letter that had been put under the clock on his mantelpiece in May!

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73. No other business in the world is put under the same pressure as a restaurant on the Michelin level, where they are scored every year depending on how that particular year has gone

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74. Now consider the value of a 110 put under the same conditions

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75. If the put is American, anyone holding the put under those conditions will choose to exercise it early

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76. They wrote JULIA COLLARD on it and the date of death with an indelible pencil, hoping it would survive the rain, and then they had a long discussion over the text to put underneath it

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77. They understood, with an admirable delicacy of instinct, that certain cares may be put under constraint

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78. Here in this one building, lives were slotted, alphabetized in files and fingerprints; the children’s destinies put under seal! Men with blizzard faces and lightning-colored hair, carrying Time in their briefcases, hurried by to serve the clock, to run it with great sprockets and gears

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79. They were forbidden to do anything immoral that might affect their image or that of the studio for which they worked, or they would be put under suspension

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80. Willie longed to touch it, but it was put under the counter and he quickly followed Tom back

81. Sprains are best exercised through a full range of movements, but NOT put under very painful stress, which could cause permanent damage

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82. Combustible materials had indeed been put under them for this very purpose, but no one took the trouble to set fire to them

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83. “In half an hour or so the loss was discovered, and the servants were being put under examination

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84. What on earth have I done now? To talk to a young man about my daughter’s secrets—and secrets having to do with himself, too! Thank goodness, he’s an idiot, and a friend of the house! Surely Aglaya hasn’t fallen in love with such a gaby! What an idea! Pfu! we ought all to be put under glass cases—myself first of all—and be shown off as curiosities, at ten copecks a peep!”

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85. They parted friends, and, after leaving the prince, the doctor said to Lebedeff: “If all such people were put under restraint, there would be no one left for keepers

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86. “Do? Why, of course, they would all screech out that you had acted under the influence of insanity: in fact, that you were mad; that you had been swindled, and that you must be put under proper restraint

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87. The moment this happened, it happened that all the citizens were put under arms for the purpose of maintaining all that injustice which was committed against them; what happened was that all the citizens became oppressors of themselves

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88. What is preached is that men do not have to go with their own feet whither they want and have to go, but that some kind of a floor will be put under their feet, so that, without walking, they will get whither they have to go

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89. Several peasants and soldiers who refused to take part in a drill and to use weapons were put under arrest for disobedience and contention

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90. He has refused to serve, and has been put under arrest

91. To be put under observation in the ward for the mentally diseased

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92. Just as a trained tiger, who does not eat meat put under his nose, and jumps over a stick at the word of command, does not act thus because he likes it, but because he remembers the red-hot irons or the fast with which he was punished every time he did not obey; so men submitting to what is disadvantageous or even ruinous to them, and considered by them as unjust, act thus because they remember what they suffered for resisting it

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93. Is it because you’ve been having ideals put under your nose? Is it”—she laughed, drawing on a pair of extremely long lavender gloves—“because you are afraid your sister won’t approve of my hat, any more than she approved of my legs?”

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94. In reference to the Navy, Congress is put under no restrictions; but with respect to the Army—that description of force which has been so often employed to subvert the liberties of mankind—they are subjected to limitations, designed to prevent the abuse of this dangerous power

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95. And, sir, let an army of thirty thousand men be collected, let them be put under the command of a popular leader, let them be officered to suit his purposes, let them be flushed with victories, and see the fascinating career of military glory opening upon them, and they will not thereafter ever be deficient in resources

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96. And, sir, is it nothing to the bill which we are now debating, for raising an additional army of twenty thousand men—or is it a departure from order to hint on this floor at a circumstance which all men are employed and occupied in discussing at their firesides?—that this army, to constitute an aggregate of fifty-five thousand regular troops, is about to be put under the control of the man who was the author of the Anonymous Letters at Newburg at the close of the Revolutionary war, inciting a handful of men, the remnant of the old American army—perhaps not numbering six thousand altogether—to give a master to the nation? Is that a consideration to have no weight upon such a question as this? With me, sir, it is conclusive

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