Put-downs Sentence Examples

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  • Especially prized were his hilarious put downs of Winston Churchill.

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  • This can lead to behavior such as hitting, kicking, and harassment, using put-downs, threats, murder.

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  • Readers will find enough put-downs and statements of the downright bizarre in this collection to chuckle their way through the year ahead.

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  • It is also a good idea to remember a few good put-downs for situations such as these.

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  • True, he shot back in his defense, but he continues to attack O'Donnell's status and appearance, with put-downs about her weight and talent.

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  • The judges are there to help, so will not be offering sarcastic put-downs to the contestants, like those on the TV show.

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