Examples of 'puts everyone' in a sentence
Meaning of "puts everyone"
puts everyone - denotes a situation or action that includes or involves every person in a certain group, often implying that the action affects or applies to all individuals in that context
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Branik puts everyone opposed to him in prison.
Me staying here just puts everyone in danger.
He just puts everyone in front of a fait accompli.
Drinking and driving puts everyone in danger.
She puts everyone she cares about first.
Leary said that puts everyone at risk.
Puts everyone in their proper place.
The high wind puts everyone on edge.
Puts everyone in a bad mood.
The guy who puts everyone to sleep.
Puts everyone in front of himself.
A happy song puts everyone in a good mood.
To send you on an unarmed transport puts everyone at risk.
The party puts everyone in high spirits.
Everyone has to follow protocol or it puts everyone at risk.
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The law puts everyone in their place.
Not knowing this was a possibility puts everyone in danger.
Smoking puts everyone in your school at risk.
And an unexpected twist puts everyone in danger.
And that puts everyone in even greater danger.
It is one thing to cast a spell that puts everyone to sleep.
It rather puts everyone on the same pedestal.
At least until the cabling company puts everyone outside.
She puts everyone into trouble.
An early warning system puts everyone on the alert.
Life puts everyone in their place.
Pam makes a deal that puts everyone in danger.
This puts everyone in a bad position.
Distracted driving puts everyone in danger.
Puts everyone else off.
A wounded man puts everyone in danger.
Taking a socially questionable dog to the park puts everyone at risk.
The setting puts everyone at ease.
She just seems reckless and makes dumb choices which puts everyone in danger.
And that puts everyone at risk every minute.
But what if that horrible thing puts everyone in fear.
Hasliberg puts everyone in the limelight.
It unlocks the meter and it really puts everyone on their way.
The school puts everyone on more familiar ground.
Music is a universal language that puts everyone on equal footing.
Now that puts everyone else in a different category.
He believes incidents like these puts everyone further on edge.
This puts everyone in danger.
The question that initially puts everyone in a dead end.
This puts everyone on a more or less equal playing field.
But the third point puts everyone in agreement.
He puts everyone before himself.
The rain immediately puts everyone in a good mood.
It puts everyone on edge.
Chronic fatigue puts everyone at risk.
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At least the baby puts up a bit of a fight
She puts him on some kind of pedestal
Hunger usually puts you to the edge
