Similar words: put to the sword, armed to the teeth, stand the test, get to the bottom of, put to, put to bed, put together, put to sleep.
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1 His theories have never really been put to the test.
2 The boat will then by put to the test by operators and their views canvassed.
3 Put to the test, we suspect the anti-bat vote would be a close second to the anti-rat faction.
4 If our beliefs have never been challenged or put to the test we may doubt their validity now.
5 The craft of the writer is put to the test as each story must conform to the needs of television news.
6 Will a new electoral system eventually be put to the test of a referendum?
7 Every comrade will be put to the test.
8 Theories must be put to the test of practice.
9 His courage was put to the test.
10 But you put to the test my English ability.
11 Then,(www.Sentencedict.com) your new skills put to the test.
12 When have your skills in diplomacy put to the test?
13 This does not mean their hypotheses have never put to the test.
14 Today, its institutions are being put to the test again.
15 NOAA's tsunami forecast models were put to the test for this perplexing event.
16 This system was quickly put to the test during the Battle of Britain.
17 The dollar's monthlong recovery could be put to the test, first by Hurricane Gustav and at the end of the week by the U. S. jobs report.
18 Q: When have your skills in diplomacy been put to the test?
19 The radar interception system was fully put to the test by the air truffles of 1940.
20 That independence will be put to the test in "Sodomy 2.0", as Malaysia's press has taken to calling Mr Anwar's trial.
21 Those changes were put to the test almost immediately in the wake of another potentially catastrophic grounding the following year, of the Greek-flagged bulk carrier Doric Chariot.
22 That strategy would now have to be put to the test.
23 The most profound human experience was being put to the test.
24 The suggested the distinctive Volvo 460, which we duly put to the test.
25 This last fact means that many aspects of Salibi's theory can not as yet be put to the test.
26 He suddenly remembered that Stephen Blufton's information about drug smuggling was due to be put to the test that day.
27 On the latter, the new Republican Assembly will be put to the test shortly.
28 When we make any boasts, spiritually or physically, we are put to the test.
29 Mr Strauss Kahn 's twin search for legitimacy and relevance will soon be put to the test.
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