Sentence for putting | Use putting in a sentence

Sentences for putting. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use putting in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for putting.

• What a way of putting it! (8)
• Putting his hat on hastily, Mr. (8)
• And putting on his hat, he rose. (8)
• That way of putting it was forcible enough. (8)
• Mr. Pendyce stopped putting on his waist-coat. (8)
• There is no putting to paper what has happened. (10)
• While she was putting on her hat Lamprecht came in. (12)
• Gyp made a little movement as though putting away his words. (8)
• He was putting away his violin, but she saw his neck grow red. (8)
• Putting his hands in his pockets] What made you come to England? (8)
• So there was no fuss in putting out her light, and it was done. (10)
• When it came to the putting of him together, she did it coldly. (10)
• A score of men have been putting it together since early morning. (21)
• Noiselessly putting down the flowers, she waited for his awakening. (8)
• Putting her arm round his waist, she moved with him toward the stairs. (8)
• Putting it down, he goes towards the table behind the screen, and sees. (8)
• He looked nowhere but ahead, like an archer putting hand for his arrow. (10)
• Imagine him seeing that young fellow putting her handkerchief in his pocket. (8)
• Many performers invariably go into the ring putting the right foot forward. (21)
• Why, in his fear of putting things to the test, had he let this month go by? (8)
• It became evident that Nevil was putting a series of questions to his uncle. (10)
• He soon showed his view of the case by putting an unlighted cigar in his mouth. (10)
• And now, Louisa, putting my husband out of the question, what are your intentions? (10)
• Putting his hand down, he felt the grass; it was dry, and charged with electricity. (8)
• And soon after, putting the high guard before the blazing fire, he stole downstairs. (8)
• He rose hastily from his desk, gathering some papers and putting them into his bag. (13)
• I have some notion of putting such a trimming as this to my white and silver poplin. (4)
• Taking the poker in his hand, and putting on his spectacles, he hurried to the door. (8)
• The carriage was almost full, and, putting his bag, up in the rack, he took his seat. (8)
• How his Companies could go on putting up with such a fossil for chairman was a marvel! (8)
• She sat down to write; then, putting on her hat, took the note and slipped downstairs. (8)
• Putting his hand to his side to still the beating of his heart, he stepped out on the terrace. (8)
• Putting on her coat again, and listening a moment at the bathroom door, she went down and out. (8)
• She might put her own people off when she liked, he would not have her putting off his people! (8)
• Then putting his painting materials carefully in the little coat-closet out of sight, he went in. (8)
• He enlarged upon her frock afterwards to Aunt Juley, who held up her hands at his way of putting it. (8)
• She scoffed at herself continually, even for putting on dresses of colours which Hilary was fond of. (8)
• She tore off her hat, and, putting both hands to her brow, pressed back the bronze mass of her hair. (8)
• I counted them just before putting them under my pillow; then I locked the door and had the key here. (8)
• She did not meet his gaze quite steadily and all that evening kept putting her confession off and off. (8)
• She remembers carrying the box out of my room; she believes she can remember putting it into the fly. (10)
• The kind fellow rose, and, putting his hands behind his back, placed himself before the blackening fire. (8)
• I have here three letters from you, each of which recommends an article I should never dream of putting in. (8)
• On Saturday morning Soames had found her at her writing-table with a note written to Swithin, putting him off. (8)
• The brute deserved nothing for putting them in there, and looking as if he knew all about it into the bargain. (8)
• Old Powers Jackson, contemptuously putting him to one side, had unconsciously worked this state of mind in him. (13)
• The groom had just finished putting him to rights; the horse stood ready to be led from the field of his defeat. (8)
• You shall be paid or not, just as you please, for putting us on shore, but we shall be eternally grateful to you. (10)
• And, putting his hand over his heart, Jolyon turned his back on his daughter and stood looking at the river Thames. (8)
• How ridiculous the fellow looked, putting one foot before the other, flirting his lantern and trying the area gates! (8)
• In her question she continued to stare at him, without being aware of the embarrassment to which she was putting him. (9)
• This logic sufficed for the moment of its expression, but it did not prevent Alice from putting the case to Dan himself. (9)
• He took her hand, and putting his other hand under her chin he gave her a little caress, like a busy, indulgent husband. (13)
• Then, putting on his hat and overcoat, he took two others, his best malacca cane, an umbrella, and opened the front door. (8)
• Instead of this they had gone to the Shoreham Club for a few weeks in August, putting off the journey East till the fall. (13)
• He got out a pouch of tobacco and some cigarette papers, and putting the tiller under his arm, he made himself a cigarette. (9)
• The man in the next chair roused him by putting down his tumbler with a tap, and seating himself upon the cushioned fender. (8)
• The wind of that haughty proceeding of the Great Bear in putting a paw over the neutral brook brushed his cheek unpleasantly. (10)
• Presently he got down his practise violin, and putting on the mute, played, looking at her over his shoulder with a droll smile. (8)
• She was putting cards into our hands; then, impassive, maintaining ever her impersonal chant, the guardian of past glory led us on. (8)
• He did not rise from his writing-desk when Burnamy came in, and the young man did not sit down after putting his letters before him. (9)
• And when his guests were gone, and his family had retired, he stood staring into the fire, putting together the pieces of the puzzle. (8)
• But the Colonel recurred seriously to the subject that night, as he was winding up his watch preparatory to putting it under his pillow. (9)
• He came in, and seeming not to know quite where he went, took stand by the hearth, and putting up his dark hand, gripped the mantelshelf. (8)
• Each year saw more of their silver cockleshells putting out from port, and the cheeks of those who blew the sails more violently distended. (8)
• She fixed her mind to conceive the foolishness of putting out a face that her rival might envy, and of destroying anything that had value. (10)
• Her naughtiness provoked first, and then affected Amalia; in this mood the duchess had the habit of putting on a grand air of pitying sadness. (10)
• When Corey and the book-keeper re-entered the office, Miss Dewey had finished her lunch, and was putting a sheet of paper into her type-writer. (9)
• Is it any wonder that this firm should make loans to the Continental Congress since they were merely putting capital into their stock in trade? (18)
• What you want is some man who can have patience with mediocrity putting on the style of genius, and with genius turning mediocrity on his hands. (9)
• Miss Crawford smiled her perfect approbation; and hastened to complete the gift by putting the necklace round her, and making her see how well it looked. (4)
• His mind was essentially equilibristic in material matters, and his way of putting the national situation difficult to refute in a world composed of human beings. (8)

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