Examples of 'had put' in a sentence
Meaning of "had put"
The phrase 'had put' typically indicates that something was placed or positioned in a particular location
How to use "had put" in a sentence
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had put
Because he had put land mines up there.
He had no sense of what he had put me through.
I had put three powers in the broth.
Because a doctor had put you to sleep.
I had put together a very thorough plan.
I knew fate had put you in my path.
I had put a bottle of water on the tray.
Your aunts had put that aside.
We had put a cameraman or two in the water.
I thought they had put her away.
Hans had put his arm around me.
Then you must had put it there.
I had put that in the door earlier.
On top she had put two books.
Had put in electricity and hot water.
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Like someone had put a bullet in my back.
Had put various amounts of money into.
That scumbag had put on the van.
I had put him under a couple of times.
I wish they had put you in jail.
We had put tonnes of action in the movie.
Brady said he had put it in his bag.
He had put all this work into it.
I noticed that he had put on a lot of weight.
I had put up a good show for you.
I hoped she had put it behind her.
I had put my entire force over here.
In whom they had put their faith.
She had put in her wardrobe beforehand.
Felt that he had put that right.
She had put in everything she owned.
I noticed they had put an app out.
She had put a big carpet down.
A time we thought we had put far behind us.
Henri had put meat on the menu.
Their civilisation had put down roots.
Someone had put a haystack in the field.
I mean one of the nine had put.
Pipilok had put the camera on a sled.
These are themes that he had put on ice.
Why she had put it in her pocket.
The president confessed he had put it there.
Philip had put an end to all that.
Comrade in whom he had put his trust.
But i had put a mark on the pan.
Burnt the idol she had put up.
And she had put her trust in me.
He claimed this complaint had put stress on me.
If they had put someone else in my place.
An evil innkeeper had put them there.
