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(31) Lonsdale was put under intensive surveillance.

(32) To put under a ban or an anathema; excommunicate.

(33) He was put under house arrest.

(34) The spy was put under arrest.

(35) The accused man has been put under restraint.

(36) Federals will be put under strict regulation precautioning graft.

(37) My heart shall never be put under their microscope.

(38) Furthermore, the birth rate has been put under control.

(39) She was put under close guard by the police.

(40) Put under a strong promotor it will improve synthesis of taxol,(sentencedict.com) there is still much work to do.

(41) Each stalk will contain alternating layers of electrodes and ceramic discs made from piezoelectric material, which generates a current when put under pressure.

(42) His apartment was bugged , his telephone tapped; he was put under surveillance and tested with provocateurs.

(43) Girls picked flowers to put under their pillows, in hopes of dreaming of their future husbands.

(44) This year, to improve monitoring, the agency was put under the Ministry of Health.

(45) Shah Jahan was deposed and put under house arrest by one of his sons soon after the Taj Mahal's completion.

(46) Brewers Dictionary of Phrase and Fable steers us back to Latin in explaining that Pliny thought hyenas had a kind of stone in their eye, that if you put under your tongue gave the gift of prophecy.

(47) This can then be put under the microscope and examined as if it were real tissue.

(48) Where the period of an annual revenue account is not defined and there is no given period for payment, the annual revenue shall be put under the fiscal year in which the collection right arises.

(49) Summer span, can be put under water cooling arbours , it should be noted that overheating will cause the stems and leaves too wet black rot. Sentencedict.com

(50) When the gifts are bought, are put under the Christmas tree.

(51) A court in Sicily has ruled that a suspected Mafia clan member weighing 210 kg can be put under house arrest because he is too fat for any Italian jail, local newspaper said Wednesday.

(52) President Barack Obama called last week for Megrahi to be put under house arrest.

(53) After careful consideration, I have been able to get my baggage for any length of business trip down to one medium-sized backpack small enough to put under the seat in front of me.

(54) Please hand me a saucer to put under my teacup.

(55) Large numbers of rare cultural relics have been put under full protection.

(56) Therefore, the Fagopyrum tataricum resources growing either in high elevation area or in low elevation area should all be put under protection.

(57) Burchard shaped the new material into rough-textured lightning bolts of foam that locked together to stay put under the weight of heavy, priceless objects.

(58) After seizing the throne , Cixi had the emperor put under house arrest on Ying'Tai .

(59) Fey'lya's true nature was exposed , and he was put under military arrest, and returned to Coruscant.

(60) Many of its leaders have since been put under arrest.