How To Use Put under In A Sentence
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You are put under a constant low level of pain that triggers endorphal release in your brain to help counter.
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He was put under surveillance, and arrested the day after his graduation.
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All are put under him; we hold of him, as in capite, and owe subjection and obedience to him, who is also Jesus and Christ, the anointed Saviour, and especially our
Commentary on the Whole Bible Volume VI (Acts to Revelation)
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Age is here, but it does not suggest the idea of dilapidation or decay; rather of something which has been put under a glass case, and preserved with care from all extraneous influences.
Rambles of an Archaeologist Among Old Books and in Old Places Being Papers on Art, in Relation to Archaeology, Painting, Art-Decoration, and Art-Manufacture
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Ministers will be put under pressure to scrap the law that bans the eldest daughter of a British monarch from becoming queen if she has a brother.
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Initially detained in custody, he was put under house arrest at the weekend.
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Among the viruses that are put under the microscope are the adenoviruses, bunyaviruses, retroviruses and the coronaviruses (the genus behind SARS outbreak).
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He asked to be put under police protection.
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It was some sort of gel blanket to put under the saddle.
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Under the latter system arable land was put under grass for a long period after which it was returned to arable.
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Ghoulish apparitions and spooky spectres are being put under the spotlight at a York tourist attraction.
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Marseilles is taken, and put under martial law: lo, at Marseilles, what one besmutted red-bearded corn-ear is this which they cut; -- one gross Man, we mean, with copper-studded face; plenteous beard, or beard-stubble, of a tile-colour?
The French Revolution
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She was soon put under house arrest, where she has remained, with a few breaks, ever since.
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Yet, when put under pressure the apparent unyielding stiffness becomes a lovely springy curve, and it's that which puts pressure on the fish.
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He asked to be put under police protection.
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A petition from the Synod of South Carolina and Georgia, requesting that the Presbytery of Alabama should be put under their care, instead of being attached to the Synod of Tennessee, was overtured, and being read, was com - mitted to Drs. Richards and Cathcart, and Messrs. Reuben Smith, Keep and Hodge.
Minutes of the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the United States of America
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St Joseph's were put under more pressure when their winger was sent off for fouling Marsden as he scored but this seemed to make the Huddersfield side more committed.
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The pressure staff are put under is absolutely diabolical.
The Sun
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It was some sort of gel blanket to put under the saddle.
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She was put under house arrest two years ago but remained a powerful symbol in last year'selection.
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The distribution of land to the peasantry after World War I was reversed under the Soviet occupation as land was collectivized and put under the control of the state.
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He was put under arrest, and his subaltern brought the command out of town.
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Physically, they have been put under chronic stress, causing spondylitis, back pain, insomnia, and other psychosomatic illnesses.
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True, he was hardly put under pressure at the back but at least he busied himself around the field and was a particular threat up front.
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It was ordered that "no tenant-in-chief of the king, no officer of his household, or of his demesne, should be excommunicated, or his lands put under an interdict, until application had been made to the king, or in his absence to the grand justiciary, who ought to take care that what belongs to the king's courts shall be there determined, and what belongs to the ecclesiastical courts shall be determined in them.
The Great Events by Famous Historians, Volume 06 (From Barbarossa to Dante)
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By the same ordinance the municipal administration of Laon was put under the sole authority of the king and his delegates; and to blot out all remembrance of the olden independence of the commune, a later ordinance forbade that the tower from which the two huge communal bells had been removed should thenceforth be called belfry-tower.
A Popular History of France from the Earliest Times, Volume 2
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Nobody asked her what was in the wicker basket she had put under the seat.
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They have discussed problems such as the overland power cables, which have to be re-routed or put underground, financial aspects of the scheme and potential problems.
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A teenage arsonist is to be put under curfew and electronically tagged, after starting a devastating blaze which ripped through a former tannery near York.
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The streets were taped off and put under police guard, and white-suited forensic experts moved in.
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But when he was put under pressure defensively, he looked most uneasy and Northampton sensed the opportunity to cause problems down the right flank.
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‘Restored and put under glass, the folios could be gingerly handled, and it was possible to photograph all the pages,’ he said.
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I also blessed a dream catcher to hang over their beds, and made a sachet of lavender and hops to put under their pillows.
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He was sentenced to be reduced to the ranks and put under stoppages of pay until he had made good the sum of £1,200 compensation to his victim.
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We also have a statement from the JUI, one of the hardline Islamic parties here, whose leader today was put under house arrest saying this attack by United States is what they call justification for a jihad, a holy war, as they have been saying for the last four weeks and they are also calling for mass demonstrations tomorrow.
CNN Transcript Oct 7, 2001
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Initially detained in custody, he was put under house arrest at the weekend.
Times, Sunday Times
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He is passionate about theatre, but bemoans the pressures which it is put under in Britain, thanks to underfunding.
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She was put under tremendous pressure to give the baby up.
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Ranging from the 'greying' of the RSS Shakhas to the impact of the electronic channels on the attendance, ranging from the backward looking dress to the relevance of its ideology in times of globalisation everything was put under scanner.
Kafila
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Therefore, 67 acres of the marled field only will be put under corn; and the remaining 33 acres ploughed lor pea-fallow, and the peas sown late in May or early in June.
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The girl was put under intense pressure from prosecutors to carry forward her accusation.
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Songwriters 'Circle10. 15pm, BBC4The dark art of songwriting is put under scrutiny by BBC4 this month, as a handful of masters of the craft do their best to uncover the secret to forging the perfect marriage of words and music, while performances by the great 70s-era songwriters are unearthed along the way.
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Insider loans: Meanwhile, Lesniak and 5 other directors of the bank borrowed more than $2 million for mortgages and commercial loans, some of them after First BankAmericano was put under a July 2007 federal loan to stop what authorities called unsound banking and loan practices. by: you @ soon
Blue Jersey - Front Page
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This LaBeouf character gets put under house arrest and starts to suspect that his neighbour is a serial killer.
Archive 2007-05-01
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Another high economic growth period was certainly the time after a pharaoh had died in ancient Egypt and the economy was put under the command to erect a new pyramid.
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An elder represents Christ as a Shepherd, teaching and caring for God's church, the flock God has put under his care.
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The condor was put under anaesthetic gas for the 20 minute procedure - carried out by zoo vet Brash in Flamingo Land's own clinic a fortnight ago.
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Put under a grill and heat until brown.
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There, the elections had been annulled, pressure applied on the press, and key figures put under house arrest.
BLOOD IS DIRT
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It can lead to facial paralysis, deafness and blindness as nerves are put under pressure by the bones.
The Sun
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Society's methodical and systemic ideals stand challenged wherever individual freedom is put under any restraint.
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The dynamic of this fractured relationship has only been put under more stress by the mystery surrounding the testing accident.
Times, Sunday Times
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The three men were accompanied by a doctor and put under escort by police during the flight back to Britain, their lawyers said.
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It was then that Mrs. Minchin ferreted out a dressmaker whom Mrs.St. Quentin employed, and I was put under her hands.
Six to Sixteen: A Story for Girls
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But when he was put under pressure defensively, he looked most uneasy and Northampton sensed the opportunity to cause problems down the right flank.
Times, Sunday Times
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This material is first dried and ground up, then fed into a device called a fluidized bed reactor, where it is heated and put under vacuum.
Technology That Breaks the Car Industry Mold
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Place in a hot oven for a few minutes to heat them through and then put under a hot grill to glaze the sugar.
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But General Musharraf needs to be put under international pressure if he's to lift emergency, retire as chief of army staff, hold an honest election, ungag the media and free the political prisoners.
CNN Transcript Nov 13, 2007
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His output under his own name reached a round 200 novels.
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Physically, they have been put under chronic stress, causing spondylitis, back pain, insomnia, and other psychosomatic illnesses.
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Your son was clearly put under aggressive and therefore undue influence when he agreed to sell his TV and laptop.
The Sun
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The upshot was that poor Macan was put under arrest and confined in the cells that night; and when brought before the captain the next day for insubordination and drunkenness, as he had no excuse to offer he was disrated, losing his rank of corporal, with all its perquisites and privileges!
Crown and Anchor Under the Pen'ant
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He'll ask his students to come up with 40 ideas in an hour and when they balk at this, he tells them that they won't know what they can do until they're put under this kind of pressure.
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Any of you who had surgical experience in the last war will recall the crepe paper bandages which just wouldn't stay put under any circumstances.
Hospital Problems in Peace and War
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She wasted no time after getting her jotters in suggesting the job should really be re-named the Minister for Football and reckons the skids were put under her own appointment the minute she fell out with the FA over plans for the new Wembley.
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She has reportedly been put under round-the-clock medical care over fears she could lose her unborn baby..
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The jitter amplitude just before the output crosses this error threshold is defined as the maximum tolerable jitter of the input under test.
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Opposition leaders were put under house arrest .
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By this mode of treatment, you may have strong stuggy plants, fit to put under the hand-glass in three weeks; at all events, they should not be kept in the pots longer than a month, as there is a probability, if that time is exceeded, of their being stinted in the growth.
The art of promoting the growth of the cucumber and melon in a series of directions for the best means to be adopted in bringing them to a complete state of perfection
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The puzzling result appeared when electrons were sandwiched between very smooth gallium arsenide semiconductor crystals and put under a magnetic field perpendicular to the plane - the famous quantum Hall state.
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Toyota, the world's largest automaker, has lost almost $34 billion in market value in the past two weeks and yesterday had its "AA" debt rating put under review by Standard & Poor's as the recalls erode its brand image.
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The girl was put under intense pressure from prosecutors to carry forward her accusation.
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It was some sort of gel blanket to put under the saddle.
Times, Sunday Times
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In Japan, high-powered executives of big corporations are put under stress to make strong, resilient men of them, to make them think fast, to make them make decisions quickly.
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The yellow pontoons are put under the whales when they beach and used to refloat them.
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She was put under house arrest two years ago but remained a powerful symbol in last year'selection.
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Opposition leaders were put under house arrest .
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That's a whole working week of commuters not being able to get to their jobs, people missing specialist medical appointments and families being put under pressure.
The Sun
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The yellow pontoons are put under the whales when they beach and used to refloat them.
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Having no mother of my own, I hope you will give me leave to disburden my poor heart to you, who have always acted the part of a kind parent to me, ever since I was put under your care.
The Expedition of Humphry Clinker
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Toyota, the world's largest automaker, has lost almost $34 billion in market value in the past two weeks and today had its "AA" debt rating put under review by Standard & Poor's as the recalls erode its brand image.
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That's a whole working week of commuters not being able to get to their jobs, people missing specialist medical appointments and families being put under pressure.
The Sun
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If you don't want the bother of making Welsh rarebit just put sliced cheese on hot buttered toast and put under a grill" – unless you fancy a "Hawaiian Sandwich", with ham and those inevitable pineapple rings, finished off with a plate of "Coconut Whispers" 9oz of desiccated coconut, one large tin condensed milk?
The past in a pineapple ring | Peter Preston
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But when he was put under pressure defensively, he looked most uneasy and Northampton sensed the opportunity to cause problems down the right flank.
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‘Peningo’ was put under tow attached to a line two cables long.
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We just now parted off from the weaving of clothes, the making of blankets, which differ from each other in that one is put under and the other is put around: and these are what I termed kindred arts.
The Statesman
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He asked to be put under police protection.
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Following the coup, parliamentary leaders were put under house arrest.
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In the wake of the reform era, the Army was put under pressure to pull out of its non-military practices, including business and politics, he said.
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‘With the battery farming of chickens, they are kept in cages the size of an A4 piece of paper and their beaks are chopped off to stop them attacking each other, which they may do due to all the stress they're put under,’ he explains.
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On no occasion throughout that turbulent history was an eventual withdrawal from the convertibility regime put under serious public discussion.
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She was put under house arrest two years ago but remained a powerful symbol in last year'selection.
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Completion of the reorganization of Sicily: clean sweep of private titles and royal privileges in the Norman manner; resumption of royal domain; destruction of private garrisons and feudal castles; ban on private war; criminal jurisdiction transferred from feudal to royal courts; towns deprived of magistrates and put under royal officers; clergy taxed and excluded from civil office; heavy influence of Muslim bureaucratic techniques, such as diwan, or financial office.
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Some scientists believe that we are running out of sleep, put under mental strain by work stress, caffeine and late-night internet distractions.
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A system is put under load and either passes or fails.
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The chips are so small they are put under the skin using a surgical needle and read by scanners which pick up the radio waves they emit and translate the information they contain.
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At the outset Silsden were put under pressure by the home side who were playing down the slope.
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This time you bring back a whole box of plugs to put under the counter.
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Following the coup, parliamentary leaders were put under house arrest.
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Following the coup, parliamentary leaders were put under house arrest.
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She was stopped outside the shop and placed/put under arrest.
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They carry their load, working as a team, and I just know that they would not have been party to any ‘no air syndrome’, unless put under duress by some malevolent fish.
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He asked to be put under police protection.
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Put under a hot grill for a few moments until golden. Serve with crusty brown bread.
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