10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PUT IN A WORD FOR»
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English-Albanian Dictionary of Idioms
... married again did no one put in a word for the boy at that time?' □ / wondered
if you'd mind putting in a word for him — old Dan won't listen to me. □ The head
was always prepared to put a good word in for his former pupils. 0 As it happens,
...
2
Cracking the TOEIC Exam
Now let's read the sentence and put in a word for the blank. What does the blank
refer to? (The situation.) What else do we know about the situation? That the
competitor broke an agreement. A good word to put in the blank would be difficult
.
3
A Dictionary of Syrian Arabic: English-Arabic
Did they put in a new windowpane? raftAabu loah balloor 'Mdiid? ••Will you put in
a word for aw? btilfA--li? t* p«t *ff - 1. maofal b . 1 can't put off the matter any
longer. Maa fadt 'qder maafel b-haS- Infle. 2. maafal. Can't you put him off for •
while ...
Karl Stowasser, Moukhtar Ani, 2004
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Proceedings: Twenty-First Annual Convention of Rotary ...
Rotarian Francis W. Harris (Stoke-on-Trent, England): I want to put in a word for
the members of Rotary clubs who are not present here today. I don't think that this
proposition has received anything like the consideration at the hands of clubs ...
5
How to Become
a Magnet to Hollywood Success
Then Robert Redford, with whom I had double dated, put in a word for me for 'The
Sting' to George Ray Hill. So I have that group to thank for my Hollywood career.
The irony is I didn't want to go to Hollywood because at that time I had been ...
Michele Blood, Rock Riddle, 2005
6
Four Novels of George Eliot
'Well, sir, if he thinks so well o' Mr Poyser for a tenant, I wish you could put in a
word for him to allow us some new gates for the Five closes, for my husband's
been asking and asking till he's tired, and to think o' what he's done for the farm, ...
7
Ballantyne's novelist's library
Now, dear brother, put in a word for the poor man. Well, but, Lucy, this poor lord
of yours must come among us. He shall not carry you to Ireland this year. Let all
who would be good husbands and good wives, come to Grandison- Hall, and ...
8
O Is
for Oval, Oswald and Osama
But the content was good, and he put in a word for Katriona and himself. This
congregation, like most others, was struggling. The minister had two charges to
look after; money and time were always short, and the majority of people in the ...
William Clinkenbeard, 2005
9
A Star Is Found: Our Adventures Casting Some of Hollywood's ...
people: directors, studio people, and even a few well-known actors have put in a
word for some promising newcomer. Recently, an agent we like asked us to meet
with Mark Strong, an English actor who's trying to establish himself over here.
Janet Hirshenson, Jane Jenkins, 2007
10
For All the Saints?: Remembering the Christian Departed
How can I get the king to take any notice of me? Well, there is a man from my
village, an old friend of my father's, who is the chief pastry-cook at the palace. He
will put in a word for me. I have, in that sense, 'a friend at court'. In the same way,
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