51.   From what defense lawyers had put before him, however, both of those conclusions may have been premature.

52.   He called for comments on his proposals in the next four weeks before they are put before legislators for approval.

53.   He puts before us a steep stretch of woodland.

54.   He said he will explore putting it before voters in a referendum.

55.   He urged that American diplomats act only on evidence that would be strong enough to put before a grand jury in the United States.

56.   If Davis signs it, the proposal will be put before California voters in November.

57.   If First Interstate puts its merger agreement with First Bank before shareholders, Wells Fargo would solicit proxies of First Interstate shareholders to vote down the competing merger.

58.   If you have any notions of eating what is smilingly put before you, think again, no matter how appetizing it may appear.

59.   If the Republicans had put Kenneth Starr on national TV for two hours before the last election, the Democrats could have carried Canada.

60.   In any analysis of this case, the desperate implausibility of the theory that petitioner put before the jury must be kept firmly in mind.