Examples of 'might put' in a sentence
Meaning of "might put"
The phrase 'might put' is used to express a possibility or potential action. It implies that something could happen or be done, but it is not certain or guaranteed. The word 'might' indicates a level of uncertainty or doubt in the statement. This phrase is often used when discussing hypothetical situations or when making suggestions
How to use "might put" in a sentence
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might put
His theater group might put up my play.
I might put in some walls over there.
I think they might put down an offer.
I might put you back in the water.
Identifying him might put him in trouble.
You might put your underwear on backwards.
The thought might put you off.
It might put some sense into him.
This information might put you at risk.
That might put a little crimp in my plant.
The defense counsel might put it this way.
They might put dad back to prison.
This is an idea that might put you on track.
They might put somebody on our trail.
I suspect the veteran might put up a good fight.
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You might put in for some yourself.
A WrinkledWoman might put a hex on you.
Might put a smile back on your face.
Those photos might put us in the system.
Might put off some potential guests.
This decision might put anyone in a dilemma.
Might put you in between me and louis.
I am hoping he might put a bit of work my way.
Might put a crimp in your wedding plans.
I thought they might put up more of a fight.
I might put a dialogue on that part there.
He also said he might put it up for auction.
I might put down a lease on a commercial kitchen.
A faked kidnapping might put a few extra dollars.
It might put you in the right direction.
Tracking the gun might put us on his trail.
It might put your mind at rest a bit.
I was afraid she might put her guard up.
You might put it down a little bit.
I have an idea that might put both of us on top.
That might put a stop to their indifference.
But the distance might put them off.
That might put her in more danger.
I sort of feel my not showing up might put me at a disadvantage.
That might put an end to the letters.
There is no telling what they might put on them.
The judge might put him on probation.
Inappropriate cleaning methods might put.
He said he might put us in his next book.
I was hoping a familiar face might put her at ease.
I think he might put himself on the scene.
Can you suggest something that might put.
Someone might put them back again.
And the lives of others he might put in jeopardy.
And it might put a strain on your marriage.
