putting up's Usage Examples:

York Times, Charles Isherwood said, it"s worth putting up with the show"s tackier (and duller) aspects for the pleasure of hearing Ms.

Cebu, the branch of the party was founded on July 7, with the branch putting up four candidates in the seven congressional districts of Cebu.

Wolverine"s/James" healing factor which, in effect, "healed" (by putting up a mental block) the mentally devastating traumas of witnessing his father"s death, the.

Crossing to England he also became Member of Parliament for Taunton at a ruinously expensive by-election in 1754, his father putting up £3,000 which had.

Elf Boy who hated working for Santa Claus, or as Caddie Boy who was sick and tired of putting up with bad golfers.

Worthy of mention were the cementing of streets, the establishment of the Puericculture Center, putting up an electric light, a Public market, and the construction of additional pre-fab, Marcos type and the Bagong Lipunan buildings.

Japanese visitor she asks in the middle of the night to help putting up a wall unit.

to be contested by a political party, with the Scottish Labour Party putting up a single candidate in the Northbay ward.

West suggested that the claim of blackmail was putting up a smoke-screen to conceal what he had done.

known for being magnanimous, generous and capable of putting up with indignities – these traits earned him much respect from many people, including his.

She also made art auction history in 1990 by putting up for sale, by Sotheby's, one of Renoir's most famous paintings, the sun-dappled cafe scene Bal au moulin de la Galette, Montmartre.

rebel Democratic-Republican candidate DeWitt Clinton nationwide, while putting up Federalist candidate Jared Ingersoll as Clinton"s running-mate.

For a long time, the council discussed putting up a memorial tablet on the house, and in 1983 the decision was made by the then mayor Hermann Fuchs, with intervention from Culture Advisor Wolfgang Simböck.

Synonyms:

current,

Antonyms:

noncurrent, styleless,