Utiliser "put on" dans une phrase

1. Whether it was water on the kitchen floor, crayon scribbles on the walls, the dog put on the roof, or dead rats stinking up the pantry, Millie always had the same excuse: mermaids

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2. Using his exceptional brilliance, which unfortunately everyone had to admit he had or they would hear about it for days, Ackers tended to put on an air of entitlement

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3. Since she was still wide awake, she put on three bags of fuel and got the boiler going

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4. Once we stop comparing ourselves with others and define our identity based on our own terms, we remove the constraint we have put on our mind

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5. that of his tigress, but, he thought; I’m only going to put on some clothes

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6. He says to put on our parachutes!

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7. Russ stands, grabs John by the collar, yanks him to his feet, begins to help him put on the remaining parachute

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8. Most of them owe money to the fucker and one or two have even been up to that house of his to have the frighteners put on them

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9. She put on her league strip with the focus and intent of an undertaker

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10. An eldership will be wise to have meetings with the men of the congregation and sometimes the ladies to get some input on certain issues but even then care must be taken to keep the meeting above

11. He closed the door leaving just enough light so that I could see to strip off my old clothes and put on the new

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12. For as many of you as were baptized into Christ have put on Christ

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13. Enrico thought they had put on space suits and climbed into a small chamber that blasted free of the Al-Harron

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14. "I would have put one pump in each hull of a tiny lake runner with a control cabin in the middle of the deck holding the pontoons together

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15. ” Elded said as he put one of Sons’ arms around his

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16. He would not be so petty as to put on another display of power now that this one didn't work

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17. and put on his hat and coat

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18. On the roof, where it hadn’t rained in 700 years, he had a pool put on

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19. I hardly rcognised him - he has put on a little weight but he knew me at once and we went for a drink in the wayhouse to celebrate

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20. It was getting colder, so she put on some socks and her black boots

21. “I’m going to put on some music until we’re ready for the pizza

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22. Jack had put on the Christmas tree lights

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23. A woman should feel special, first place, the only one, should she not? Even with what they had told him, he knew enough to know that was just an act they had to put on in this society

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24. He changed and put on a white cardigan sweater

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25. The chill reinforced his belief that he couldn't believe what Desa told him at face value, the women in this society must have been trained to put on an act that went against their instincts

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26. We need some music! She went in the living room and put on some Keiko Matsui, the house was soon filled with soothing music

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27. What they both really wanted to do was put on a show for the folk

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28. As promised, Gilla has put on a fine spread and I am just sitting down to a plate of bacon, eggs and some sort of local sausage when the men appear

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29. Each went to their cave and put on their leather flying clothes, and leather gloves

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30. ‘What did you put on it?’ Drens asked

31. ‘I’ve only got to put on a tunic

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32. The finishing touches were put on the cave, and after checking everything, Kate pronounced it finished

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33. Most of all it’s boredom, being put on hold,

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34. Nuran's immaturity was giving her a greater appreciation for what a good traveling companion Alan really was and how little extra burden his youth had put on her, no burden at all when you got right down to it

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35. My mother took a plastic tag tie off a luggage bag and put one end around my wrist and the other around hers as handcuffs, so she would feel me get up during the night

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36. "Well, you put on a very good act for them the last month

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37. I mean, if he buys this house from us and gives us a lovely new executive home, we’ll be able to put one over on those bitches at the club, won’t we

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38. He went in and took his own shower, dried himself off and put on a tee shirt and a pair of boxers

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39. She rises, as I put on my coat and pick up my bag

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40. Once Terry's momentary blindness had cleared and he had put on his airline pilot's shades, he was able to identify the source of this brilliant white light

41. He put on some pants and went into the hallway just as Elizabeth was coming up the stairs

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42. He double checked all the extra security Ava had put on his equipment lately

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43. He knew that she insisted he be very careful to make sure nothing could get from his condensate read-out chambers to any of the buses in her systems without going thru the filters she put on

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44. wolf checked to see that no one was about, put on his bravest, most

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45. Karen put on the left boot, fully expecting havoc to break out, but

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46. "Sir," Elmore told him, "if he put one over on Ava, we don't have anyone that can tell Alan hasn't left them a cherub to watch

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47. who put on a pair of horn-rimmed spectacles so that she could see

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48. She rose, put on her robe and went into her bath chamber

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49. Not knowing what to expect, Alexei put on a second uniform he had with him

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50. It doesn’t help that the blasted thing is bigger than I am … so I’m on a loser for starters! It would seem that the world is divided into those people who can put on duvet covers without any trouble and those who cannot

51. put one over on those bitches at the club, won’t we

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52. momentary blindness had cleared and he had put on his airline

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53. and put one hand on the horse, holding her other arm

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54. He rose and put on a pot of coffee, let Red out, and released Rusty for his morning run

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55. white vase, which they put on the table

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56. The machine recharges and analyses Leona's output once again

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57. George lowered each plank down through the channels of the consecutive posts, Harry nailed the once leveled planks into place and once again put on quite a show---He made one hammer blow per nail

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58. The filthy look he cast in her direction told her clearly just how much credence he put on that suggestion, but he didn’t say anything and, a few minutes later, she followed him out of the kitchen up the hallway to their bedroom, turning out the lights as she went

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59. Although in fairness, he did change hats and put on a tie on Sunday

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60. On rainy or snowy days which kept them inside, they would put on performances for their adoring fans---ofttimes the store cats, sometimes their family, but always an appreciative audience

61. It wasn’t fair how he was being put on

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62. ” She said starting to put on her clothes

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63. I put on my clothes and went upstairs

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64. Ava spent a nervous week waiting to see what Yorthops might learn and dodging any further tails anyone put on her

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65. What do you think?' Sarah tried to put on

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66. They went to the bathroom, toweled off and put on dry garments

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67. “Hurry, Chen! Your mother is dying! Put on these shoes, or you’ll never get there in time

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68. was put on Roman’s arm

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69. He holds out a copy of the score for me to put on the music stand in front of me

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70. opponents in full pads, Roman in only the clothes he’d put on that morning

71. “Mum?” he began as she went to put on the kettle, “We were just passing and noticed you've had a bit of bad fortune, what has happened?”

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72. He put on his coat and opened the front door to leave

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73. But the only paint was put on by artists, or people attempting to be artists

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74. Why not just put one letter after another?” he asked

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75. Roman put on his boots leaving them untied and went to help her

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76. ’ Sarah tried to put on a brave

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77. “This dog was put on

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78. Put on the whole armor of God, that

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79. Roman put one hand on

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80. the belt of truth, and having put on

81. put on the readiness given by the

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82. With this she put on her skirt and sandals, gathered up her things and the berries

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83. Jameson donned the donkey's ears, put on his toque and went to the kitchen to make finger sandwiches to the amusement of all

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84. So with some trepidation he put on the helmet

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85. "Yes," she responded trying to shrug off his hot hand, "and if I don't get some Christmas shopping done, Mike will put one on the back of it too

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86. She even went so far as to slip her boots under the head of the bed and put on a pair of heels

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87. There were some thick old leggings she put on over her sandals

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88. ” He put on his sunglasses

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89. Above, fluffy clouds of yandrille notes put on the main show while huge white birds glided among them

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90. He didn't even have a shirt to cover his burning chest and the PJ bottoms he’d put on before leaving the bedroom, offered little more in warmth then her own worn excuse for a night gown

91. Flavio moved into the captain’s seat and put on his headset

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92. He would sit in the chair on top of the desk and put on his sunglasses so students couldn't see where he was looking during the exam

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93. I put one foot out but when my second one hit the roof I slipped

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94. It was gratifying to see that his colleagues had nothing more to offer than copying the articles that Reuters put on the wire

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95. She quickly put on the dress and went to the festival

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96. Other pieces were put in spectacles; and that was a sad affair when people put on their glasses to see well and rightly

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97. Needeen's brew was pretty sharp, but you could put on some altitude with it, something that mattered in the clear season

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98. Shinvei put on a pair of muck boots as were required in some of the passages down by the docks, a sheer cape and a tribal pendant around her waist

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99. It is a punishment put on them for something they did so long ago that no star now knows what it was

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100. She put on a head-dress of diamonds, and looking more beautiful than ever, received the magician, saying to his great amazement: “I have made up my mind that Aladdin is dead, and that all my tears will not bring him back, so I have decided to mourn no more, and have invited you to eat with me; but I am tired of the wines of China, and would like to taste those of Africa