“put out”可以造什么句，put out造句

They put out their horse to grass every day.

The runner was retired put out at first base.

With the plantain fan, Monkey put out the fire.

After being put out, service has received very good market repercussion.

The firefighters rapidly unload the water hose, ready to pump water to put out the fire.

Having been put on two-year "probation" by Mr Gates in January, this version should be put out of its misery.

Aside from his extravagance, Jackson's big problem was that he had not put out any new material since 2001.

From his Israeli jail cell, Marwan Barghouti, Fatah's most popular young leader, put out a veiled But unmistakable call for his chief rival to be stripped of power.

Following instructions to slash costs in my department, I recently put out a memo detailing cuts, which include axing free biscuits and coffee at weekly bonding sessions.

In her 1994 autobiography, I Am Roe, she describes the harrowing moment when a nurse mistakenly handed her the girl for feeding, not knowing she was being put out for adoption.

I obsess over things that need to be turned off, put out, opened, closed, switched on, filled up, and emptied. I'm anxious for family, friends, relatives, and mankind in general, even lawyers.

To put out of joint; dislocate.

The government has put out a statement denying these rumours.

I'd like to be a fireman because I want to put out fires.

A lot of people in their sixties feel much too young to be put out to grass.

Even if you plan to put out feelers for other jobs, dedicate yourself to vanquishing your abuser, not being a victim.

But when the project was put out to tender last year, Telstra treated the process with contempt, submitting a flimsy, 12-page press release rather than a detailed, formal proposal.

They put out their sheep to grass every day.

Make sure you put out your savings at a high rate of interest.

Cadbury put out a statement mid-morning, confirming it had received an "unsolicited" proposal from Kraft which is conditional on financing and due diligence.

The milk you put out in the saucer was quickly lapped up by the cat.

He wasn't burned because the survival kit attached to him by a long cord hit the ground first, throwing up a dust cloud that put out the fire in a 10-foot circle. He was surrounded by flames.

Candles and lamps were being put out everywhere: she could inwardly behold the extinguisher and the extended hand.