US /pʊt aʊt/
・UK /put aut/
That is a mainstream media nonsense put out by her because she, frankly, I think the best person in her campaign is mainstream media.
NONSENSE PUT OUT BY
Hopefully, we saw our State Department or embassy there put out a notice to all Americans in Moscow to avoid any large gathering, concerts, obviously, shopping malls, anything like that, just for their own safety.
Hopefully you saw our state department or embassy there put out a notice to all Americans in Moscow to avoid any large gathering, concerts, obviously shopping malls, anything like that, just for their own safety.
In just the last hour or so, the military has put out what it says are images of damage to Nevatim Air Base down in the South.
HAS PUT OUT WHAT IT SAYS ARE
because what it said was that if you put out a new solar project, you can get 30% of those costs back for a tax credit.
if you put out a new solar project, you can get 30% of those costs back for a tax credit.
Senator Warren, in particular, put out a plan to break up tech companies like Facebook, Amazon, and Google.
Senator Warren, in particular, put out a plan to break up tech companies like Facebook, Amazon, and Google.
But it's not so easy running around your whole lifelong desperate to put out the raging fires of self-hatred, striving to impress everyone you meet in search of an unsatisfied desire for a parental approval you never knew.
desperate to put out the raging fires of self-hatred
put a plan out. They put out a plan, a bipartisan plan. It was swept aside.
They put out a plan, a bipartisan plan.
The more you put out, the more you'll get back. It doesn't always mean, though, that it will come back in the same way.
The more you put out, the more you'll get back.
There were bills that were put out there, but they never made it out of committee.
But it took so long to be put out