put on

to get fat.

• Don't put on weight.
• You've put on weight.
• Have you put on weight?
• He is putting on weight.
• She is putting on weight.
• You must not put on weight.
• Tom has put on some weight.
• Tom has put on more weight.
• I've put on weight recently.
• She has put on weight recently.
• Tom has been putting on weight.
• Tom has put on weight recently.
• Tom has put on a lot of weight.
• Do you think I've put on weight?
• Tom didn't want to put on weight.
• I am putting on weight these days.
• You've put on weight, haven't you?
• I haven't put on that much weight.
• I put on a little weight last year.
• Do you think Tom has put on weight?
• I think I'm putting on weight again.
• He's put on weight since the New Year!
• Don't mention that she's put on weight.
• Tom has been putting on weight recently.
• Tom has put on a lot of weight recently.
• John has put on a lot of weight recently.
• You've put on a little weight, haven't you?
• I've put on a lot of weight since Christmas.
• It looks like you've put on a little weight.
• Tom noticed how much weight Mary had put on.
• Tom has put on weight since the last time I saw him.
• She is on a diet for fear that she will put on weight.
• She does not eat cake, so as not to put on any more weight.
• Tom put on so much weight that he had to get a bigger belt.
• "Tom has been putting on some weight" "Yeah, I noticed that."
• Tom put on so much weight that he had to have his pants let out.
• Wow, Daniel has put on a lot of weight since the last time I saw him.
• Since she doesn't want to put on any more weight, she doesn't eat cake.
• She doesn't eat cake because she doesn't want to put on any more weight.
• After putting on so much weight, Tom couldn't fit into his suit to wear to Mary's funeral.
• Recently, I've been putting on a little weight around my waist. I guess it's middle-age spread.

to spread cream, sunscreen, etc, on your skin.

• Tom put on some sunscreen.
• Did you put on some sunscreen?
• Don't forget to put on sunscreen.
• Does Tom usually put on sunscreen?
• I should've put on some sunscreen.
• Tom said I needed to put on some sunscreen.
• If you spend too much time in the sun without putting on sunscreen, you are likely to get a sunburn.
• Mary put on some lipstick.
• Mary put on some more lipstick.
• Mary put on some bright red lipstick.
• I have to dry my hair, put on makeup and get dressed.
• She put some of the ointment on her hands.
• If you don't put on hand cream, your hands will get dry.

to wear.

• She put on a coat.
• Tom put on a coat.
• Tom put on his coat.
• He's putting on a coat.
• Tom put on his overcoat.
• Tom put on his raincoat.
• Tom put on a black coat.
• He put on the black coat.
• Tom put on his suit coat.
• Wait till I put on my coat.
• Tom is putting on his coat.
• You should put your coat on.
• Tom put on his coat and left.
• You must put on your overcoat.
• Tom stood and put on his coat.
• Tom tried putting on the coat.
• I got cold, so I put on my coat.
• Tom helped Mary put her coat on.
• You had better put on a raincoat.
• Let me help you put on your coat.
• She put on her coat and went out.
• Tom put on his coat and went out.
• Since I was cold, I put on my coat.
• As I felt cold, I put on my overcoat.
• It is cold outdoors. Put on your coat.
• He put on his coat and left the house.
• Tom put on his coat and left the house.
• He took off his coat and put it on again.
• She put on her overcoat before going out.
• I'll hold your bag while you put on your coat.
• Tom took his coat off the hanger and put it on.
• Tom took his coat out of the closet and put it on.
• Tom and Mary are putting on their coats and gloves.
• You should put on a raincoat because it's cold outside.
• Tom took his coat out of the hall closet and put it on.
• First John put on his coat, and then he picked up his hat.
• Since it's cold outside, you'd better put your overcoat on.
• Tom started to put his coat on, but then decided to stay a bit longer.
• Tom put his shirt on.
• Please put your shirt on.
• Tom put on a clean shirt.
• Tom put on one of John's shirts.
• Tom put on his shirt inside out.
• He put on his undershirt inside out.
• Tom buttoned up his shirt and then put on his tie.
• Your shirt is torn. You better put on another shirt.
• Tom took one of the shirts out of the closet and put it on.
• He put on his gloves.
• Tom put on his gloves.
• Tom put on latex gloves.
• Tom, put these gloves on.
• Tom put on rubber gloves.
• Here, put these gloves on.
• Tom put on his rubber gloves.
• They are putting on their gloves.
• Tom put on a pair of latex gloves.
• Tom put on a pair of boxing gloves.
• Paul put on gloves before going out.
• Tom put on a pair of surgical gloves.
• I put my gloves on inside out by mistake.
• When it's cold outside, I put my gloves on.
• Tom picked up one of his gloves and put it on.
• Tom put on some rubber gloves so he wouldn't leave fingerprints.
• Tom put on his sunglasses.
• Tom put on a pair of sunglasses.
• He put on sunglasses to protect his eyes from ultraviolet rays.
• Tom put on a tie.
• Tom put on his tie.
• You forgot to put on your tie.
• Tom put on his black suit and white tie.
• He put on his hat.
• She put on her hat.
• Tom put on his hat.
• He put on his hat at once.
• She put on her hat to go out.
• Tom found his hat and put it on.
• Tom stood up and put on his hat.
• Tom put his hat on and went outside.
• Have you ever put on a cowboy's hat?
• Harry put on his robe and wizard hat.
• Yesterday I put on a hat as it was very cold.
• It appears to me that you put on my hat by mistake.
• He picked up a hat and put it on to see how it would look.
• She put on socks.
• Tom put on his socks.
• Tom put on some warm socks.
• I put on my socks in a jiffy.
• I put on my socks lickety-split.
• Tom sat down on his bed to put on his socks.
• I put on my socks quick as greased lightning.
• Tom sat on the edge of the bed and put on his socks.
• I put on my socks before you could say "Jack Robinson"
• I put on my shoes.
• Tom put his shoes on.
• Tom put on his shoes.
• Please put on your shoes.
• Please put your shoes on.
• Tom put on his new shoes.
• I put on my shoes at once.
• I have to put my shoes on.
• Tom is putting on his shoes.
• They aren't putting on shoes.
• He stopped to put on his shoes.
• Tom began putting on his shoes.
• He tried putting on his new shoes.
• Tom leaned over to put on his shoes.
• Tom is putting on his jogging shoes.
• Tom put his shoes on with his shoe horn.
• These shoes are too small for me to put on.
• The boy put on his athletic shoes and ran outside.
• These shoes are so tight that I can't put them on.
• She took off her old shoes and put on the new ones.
• Tom took off his shoes and put on a pair of slippers.
• I put my helmet on.
• Tom put on his helmet.
• The squirrel put his acorn helmet on.
• Tom picked up his helmet and put it on.
• Tom picked up the helmet and put it on.
• You had better put on your crash helmet.
• Tom put on his helmet and got on his bike.
• One has to put on a helmet to protect the head.
• She felt much safer once she’d put her helmet on.
• Tom put on his helmet and then got on his motorcycle.
• She put her sweater on.
• She put on her sweater.
• Tom put on his sweater.
• Tom put his sweater on.
• Tom put on a warm sweater.
• Tom put on his sweater inside out.
• What shall I put on over my sweater?
• He put on his sweater wrong side out.
• What should I put on over my sweater?
• Tom put on his sweater wrong side out.
• John had put his sweater on inside out.
• She put on a sweater so as not to catch cold.
• As the day got cooler, I had to put on a sweater.
• She put on a sweater so she wouldn't catch a cold.
• In the meantime you can just put on a sweater if you're cold.
• I put on my trousers.
• He put on clean trousers.
• Tom put on his pajamas and climbed into bed.
• Tom brushed his teeth and put on his pajamas.
• He took off his clothes and put on his pajamas.
• Tom took off his clothes and put on his pajamas.
• The boy took off his clothes and put on his pajamas.
• Tom put on his robe.
• Tom put on his jacket.
• He put on the red jacket.
• Tom put on his suit jacket.
• I haven't put on the jacket yet.
• Tom got up to put on his jacket.
• I am putting on my jacket. Wait for me.
• Tom rose and started to put on his jacket.
• You should put on a life jacket, whenever you get in a boat.
• Tom put on his pajamas.
• Tom put on his glasses.
• Tom found his glasses and put them on.
• He put on his glasses and began to read.
• I put on my glasses to see the blackboard.
• Tom put on his glasses and opened the book.
• Tom put on his glasses to read the contract.
• Tom seldom puts on his glasses before reading.
• Let me put on my glasses since I can't hear you.
• She put on dark glasses to protect her eyes from the sun.
• It's very difficult even for a Japanese to put on a kimono.
• Ken put on his clothes.
• Tom put on some clothes.
• Tom put some clothes on.
• I put on some clean clothes.
• Go put some clean clothes on.
• I put on my clothes in a hurry.
• You should put on some clothes.
• I'd like to put on some clothes.
• Why don't you put on some clothes?
• I think I should put on some clothes.
• I suggest we put on some clean clothes.
• Tom got out of bed and put his clothes on.
• I suggest that you put on some clean clothes.
• If you're cold, maybe you should put more clothes on.
• Tom put on his goggles.
• Tom put on his headphones.
• Please put on these slippers.
• Please put on your slippers.
• Tom took off his ski boots and put on a pair of slippers.
• Will you put on this kimono?
• Can you put on a kimono by yourself?
• Linda wanted Dan to put on a condom.
• She put on her new dress for the party.
• Mary put on her new dress for the party.
• I put on my favorite dress for the party.
• I have to iron this dress before putting it on.
• Tom secretly put Mary's dresses on when she wasn't at home.
• Tom put on a gas mask.