Examples of 'long enough to put' in a sentence
Meaning of "long enough to put"
long enough to put - indicates a duration of time that is sufficient to accomplish a specific task or action
How to use "long enough to put" in a sentence
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long enough to put
He pauses long enough to put on his shirt.
Christian, you have not been here Long enough to put in your.
Just long enough to put my garden in.
You have been out long enough to put.
Long enough to put up shelves.
He was there long enough to put weight on.
Long enough to put in your.
She moves it away long enough to put my hand on her throat.
Long enough to put Stefan to sleep.
He says he can hold out long enough to put the plan in motion.
Just long enough to put together some cash and track down this burn notice.
You have not been here long enough to put in your two cents.
Long enough to put us into cryo?
Maybe you will stop working long enough to put me in the picture.
Just long enough to put her senses on high alert.
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They never stay in one place long enough to put down roots.
Well, long enough to put your luggage in the trunk.
We have not known each other long enough to put a name on what this is.
That phone in Tommy Egan's hands. You have been out long enough to put.
We will go in long enough to put her mind at ease.
They're just keeping me around just long enough to put that stink on me.
At least long enough to put the power-dampening cuffs on him.
In truth, I have not had a review device long enough to put that to the test.
Yours ai not long enough to put in your mouth Come on, Nat.
Recovering the jewel, Beren survived just long enough to put the Silmaril into Thingol 's hand.
Maybe just long enough to put your guard down.
No, no, no . The programme is not long enough to put a Panda round.
That 's still long enough to put it on your resume.
A man is shot . Still, he manages to live long enough to put a baby in a locker.
Yours ai not long enough to put in your mouth.
To answer your question, I need Lucious alive long enough to put a deal together. It's simple.
You have been out long enough to put that phone in Tommy Egan 's hands.
The programme is not long enough to put a Panda round.
I need Lucious alive long enough to put a deal together. To answer your question.
I need Lucious alive long enough to put a deal together.
I mean, at least long enough to put the power-dampening cuffs on him.
The Jaridian had imprisoned her long enough to put her through a full mental intervention.
Well, it lasted long enough to put us in the dough.
Have you been here long enough to put a lookout on that hill?
Agreed . We will go in long enough to put her mind at ease.
Look at this, it's long enough to put the body.
Christopher hasn't been here long enough to put down roots… he spent.
No worries . That 's still long enough to put it on your resume.
Note: G's hair long enough to put a braid in it!
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Never put any objects on the toaster
Please be merciful put down your knives
Put your hands over your head
