Utiliser "putting out" dans une phrase

1. ‘Closed that side of the motorway for best part of an hour what with getting Liz off to hospital and then putting out the fire

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2. putting out the stars with the disabling whine of wind and siren

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3. Hipolyta and I had just spent the morning putting out fresh linens in the lodges for the coming guests at the start of the new season

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4. Titania was returning from the livery stables after putting out fodder and watering the resident beasts; Hipolyta was sitting in front of the Mercantile enjoying the evening breeze while finishing the weekly logs, and Jameson was soon to leave the kitchens for the day

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5. The confused pirates who had been putting out the fire turned their attention to this new altercation, while Lt

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6. Kay nodded, then moved through the room, putting out the torches, before heading back up the stairs toward the light

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7. He was scribbling notes on his tablet, but he glanced up as they approached and tucked it away with a smile, putting out a welcoming arm

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8. He stood at once, putting out a hand to her, but she ignored it, springing to her feet

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9. Running down the path, Piers turned Conal over and slapped at his back, putting out the smouldering flames

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10. The winter roads were still relatively empty, and Colling conjectured that the fact that there were many Home Army veterans in the south of Poland might be a possible inhibiting factor in the Russians and Polish Reds putting out any regular patrols

11. Its chromium grill caught the attention of Professor Skyles, who lived in the second house and was putting out his trash for recycling

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12. to what I am saying and putting out there

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13. (quite publicly) been putting out there over the last two years in this

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14. “I’ll tell you about my ancestors: They were all interested in putting out the best paper in the county

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15. A far more efficient solution that putting out boats and rowing, or driving the whole ship by Force, which is what we still have to do

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16. He found it harder to keep up the steady pressure than from putting out the explosive power that ended a match with Frederick on the floor

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17. By putting out the

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18. staff, product, or service that really supports what you’re putting out there in your marketing

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19. As useless as putting out your hand to protect a baby when you come to a sudden stop in a car; there is far too much force

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20. Putting out the cigarette in an ash tray, she was

21. “If you could see the fires they have been putting out, it’s no wonder they had to expand the maze they have you running through

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22. You can see that in the electronic products and the cars and durable goods and computers they are putting out

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23. Dozens of vehicles from the firefighting department of New Lake City were still busy putting out fires through the nearby university campus, 865

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24. "I know I haven't been putting out my full effort

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25. ―Oh, for the love of Neptune!‖ cried his wife, putting out her cigarette

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26. "GUDDAMMIT TO HELL!! You mean you were married to him, and the other day when I said we'd be putting out an APB, you didn't speak up? Didn't it occur to you that you might have some useful information? Like where his family is? I've never seen such a bunch for obstructing justice!"

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27. “And you have that friend you were looking for,” Captain Eggers said, putting out his hand

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28. “Whatever that ship is putting out is disrupting

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29. putting out forest fires to prevent the whole town going up in

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30. putting out any books in the trash, and without examining the book, she replies

31. ‘A prime ministerial candidate putting out a selfie—what could be a better symbol of a tech-friendly leader? It was bound to be a super-hit,’ says the aide

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32. Now what is this thing, this atmosphere? Obviously it's spiritual, it's felt in your spirit, but it's made up of something someone's putting out there, and if they're putting it out, you could put something out that's different, and we're called to do that

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33. The focus in the Finance Division moved from putting out fires to planning

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34. He is putting out a small fire to the left of the opening with his red canister

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35. And, currently this is not much more laborious than putting out a glass full of wine,

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36. “Because I want to hear it in your voice,” he told her, putting out some olives, popping one in his mouth before he put the bowl on the counter right next to the glass of wine he’d poured for her

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37. hostel and hit on the idea of putting out trays of birdseed

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38. stopped putting out seed hoping they would go away but

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39. people are searching for the information you’re putting out

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40. I'm not putting out the illusion out there that it's other people, it's me

41. It was the story of a prisoner who found a plant growing between the flags of the court he might walk in, and I think it was a wallflower; and it, unfolding itself slowly and putting out one tender bit of green after the other in that gray and stony place, stretched out little hands of life and hope and interest to the man who had come there a lost soul

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42. "Please, Martha--" she exclaimed quickly, putting out her hand as though to stop her

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43. Since then, the CEVEIL has stopped putting out weekly news bulletins and itsmonthly magazine

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44. "Robert--" she said quickly, putting out her hand and touching his with a little soft stroking movement

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45. “Hi, I’m Eric Roberts,” he said, putting out his hand

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46. "Ah," she then said, not getting up but slowly putting out her hand to take the hand that was being offered, and staring as though she were trying to remember where and when she had seen her before, "Ah--Frau Pastor? This is indeed an honour

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47. Sometimes, indeed, they ceased to be murmurs and rose to a point at which they became distinct--"You forget I am a Christian pastor," she heard Robert say--but they dropped again, though never into a pause, never into those moments of silence during which Robert might be guessed to be putting out his tongue or having suspect portions of his person prodded

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48. "I don't think he'd have loved it at all," he said; and going back through the length of the train to their compartment though he helped her at the difficult places, it was by putting out his hand behind him for her to clutch, he did not this time turn round and look into her eyes and laugh

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49. He was standing on the hearthrug, she on the other side of the table; but the room was so small that by putting out his hand he could have touched her

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50. 'I feel _very_ simple,' said Lucy, smiling and putting out her hand to him, for his face was clouding

51. Putting out a hand, Emory whispered, “Good dog

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52. “It needn’t be so cut and dry,” he said, putting out his cigarette

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53. Tess Kreugger was in trouble with Animal Control again for putting out peanut butter for raccoons in her back yard

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54. My mother had a hard time putting out words through her sobs

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55. putting out fires; the great skiers are the ones who as-

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56. Putting out the pump would be enough to seize up the pistons really fast

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57. putting out the fire that surrounded them

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58. thickly putting out her fire and almost making the scene as if it never was the

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59. would that sound? I'm putting out an APB for that

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60. He was putting out and all beacons alert to every shark and sea monster in the area

61. harsh as the actual event has made this task of putting out this letter

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62. are putting out the wrong message to those around them that all is

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63. We are putting out these letters, out of absolute obedience to the

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64. be “two witnesses” in putting out the LORD’s letters

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65. they've been putting out good crops,” she said

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66. Putting out his hand he greeted her

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67. He was stayed by the Doctor's putting out his hand to stop him

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68. He remembered clearly the expression in Lizaveta's face, when he approached her with the axe and she stepped back to the wall, putting out her hand, with childish terror in her face, looking as little children do when they begin to be frightened of something, looking intently and uneasily at what frightens them, shrinking back and holding out their little hands on the point of crying

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69. With the same helplessness and the same terror, she looked at him for a while and, suddenly putting out her left hand, pressed her fingers faintly against his breast and slowly began to get up from the bed, moving further from him and keeping her eyes fixed even more immovably on him

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70. " 'Tisn't in mine head, it's in mine mouf," answered literal Demi, putting out his tongue, with a chocolate drop on it, thinking she alluded to confectionery, not ideas

71. Meantime the oars were got out in order to reach the Faroes, which were about thirty miles dead to windward, but after about nine hours' hard work they had to desist, and, putting out a sea-anchor, they took shelter under the canvas boat-cover from the cold wind and torrential rain

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72. I believe that if, by some catastrophic miracle all ships of every kind were to disappear off the face of the waters, together with the means of replacing them, there would be found, before the end of the week, men (millionaires, perhaps) cheerfully putting out to sea in bath-tubs for a fresh start

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73. some pages of the Koran, lay down on a couch, without putting out the light near

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74. putting out little fires here and there

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75. "Oh, sir," said Caderousse, putting out one hand timidly, and with the other wiping away the perspiration which bedewed his brow,—"Oh, sir, do not make a jest of the happiness or despair of a man

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76. Then a horrible DogFish, who was near, as soon as he saw me in the water, came towards me, and, putting out his tongue, took hold of me and swallowed me as if I had been a little apple tart

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77. Putting out my hand I felt several coats hanging from the wall, and I understood that I was in a passage

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78. Zetterlund considered putting out a search bulletin, which prompted his young colleague Axel Andersson to enquire whether Westman should be treated as dangerous

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79. Lily opens the window, glances across the road to where Samir is putting out a fresh box of oranges

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80. "I am glad to meet you, sir," said he, putting out a broad, fat hand like the flipper of a seal

81. It was like putting out her benumbed hand to regain her hold

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82. The old major of the battalion, a stupid, suspicious man, who had never been afloat in his life, distinguished himself by putting out suddenly the binnacle light, the only one allowed on board for the necessities of navigation

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83. The little old priest in his ecclesiastical cap, with his long silvery-gray locks of hair parted behind his ears, was fumbling with something at the lectern, putting out his little old hands from under the heavy silver vestment with the gold cross on the back of it

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84. I’m putting out the candle

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85. “That’s all you know,” said Scarlett, putting out her tongue and refusing to lose her good humor

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86. Putting out his hand, he laid it on her shoulder

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87. Hand um to me,” said the sergeant, putting out his hands

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88. He paused and looked down at the baby, putting out a finger for the child to grip

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89. Hastily flinging her cloak around her she opened the door and followed, putting out the candles as if she were never coming back

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90. Before putting out his light he re-read Tess's impassioned letter

91. de Chagny!" she cried gaily, putting out both her hands to her

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92. Ah, you should have seen us putting out our tongues and dragging ourselves toward the rippling river-bank! Our eyes and ears were full of water, but our tongues were hard and dry as horn!

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93. "Come, old boy, give it me," said Fred, putting out his hand

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94. "Oh, nonsense, mother! It's nothing," said Fred, putting out his hot dry hand to her, "I shall soon be all right

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95. "Poor Rosy!" said Lydgate, putting out his hand to her as she was passing him

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96. Brooke, rising to go away, and putting out his hand to his nieces: "nor about his researches, you know

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97. work, and putting out his hand to Fred said—

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98. Bulstrode, but it ended in his putting out his hand coldly to Raffles and saying—

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99. The gorse-bushes became more frequent as they got nearer the top; very old and tall they were, gaunt and leggy below but thick above, and already putting out yellow flowers that glimmered in the gloom and gave a faint sweet scent

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100. Then he came back, and slowly putting out a trembling hand, very cautiously he touched Frodo's knee -- but almost the touch was a caress