"When you lose someone, it puts things in perspective," Perez said.
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"For me, losing my car really puts things in perspective," said Parker.
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So then the engineering team goes and puts things in the shell.
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The CERT storming puts things in perspective for some of the inmates, too.
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He puts things in historical context but he also creates a fairy tale.
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This horrific incident has to be the catalyst that finally puts things in action.
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"It puts things in a totally new perspective, of course," Hartnett added of fatherhood.
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At least the sometimes-actor's friend Tanvi (Lakshmi Sundaram) puts things in perspective for Dev.
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It puts things in perspective and allows for taking projects one step at a time.
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"Seeing Vicki being taken off to the hospital kind of puts things in perspective," Judge, 50, confessed to viewers.
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The company recently moved to a feed that puts things in an algorithmic order, instead of reverse-chronological order.
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"Absolutely (it) puts things in into perspective," Wais told Reuters before warming up on the rollers inside the world championships' media center.
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"When somebody is sick in your family ... all of these real life issues happen, it really puts things in perspective, doesn't it," Palin said.
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Less a person and more of a title, the Seneschal is a divine watchmaker type who puts things in the world and sees how they play out.
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The show is a comedy, but knowing how much Rebecca has really suffered from all these years puts things in perspective about why she is this way now.
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Magufuli reiterated on Monday that no new mining licenses would be issued until Tanzania "puts things in order" and that the government would review all existing mining licenses with foreign investors.
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"It puts things in perspective for actors on other shows; when you're driving home, you've got to be mindful and make sure your mind's right and that you're not tired," he shared.
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"It puts things in perspective for actors on other shows; when you're driving home, you've got to be mindful and make sure your mind's right and that you're not tired," Apa told the magazine.
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After apparent months of spying, Magnus finally discovers who Franziska is communicating with when she puts things in the tin on the railroad tracks — it's the trans sex worker her dad had been seeing.
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Anyone who tuned in to the spectacle knew it was really something, but to see it nominated alongside events like the 2017 Academy Awards, the Golden Globes, and the Tony Awards really puts things in perspective.
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Here's one number, announced in a Monday briefing by United Nations Undersecretary General for Humanitarian Affairs Stephen O'Brien that puts things in perspective: 10,000 children under 5 years old have died of preventable diseases since the war began in March. Shocking.
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"This whole issue was really eye-opening for me and puts things in perspective because I also have a 13-year-old son and, at that age, they have erections on accident and no one calls them out or sends them home," she said.
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Updates to Google's Android mobile OS take famously long to roll out to actual consumers, but here's one stat that really puts things in perspective: 16 months after Google first released Lollipop 5.0, it's finally the most popular (not by a majority!) version of Android.
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"Knowing how hard I've worked now for what I have, puts things in perspective for how much harder my parents had to have worked to have given my brother and I the life that we had," Kunis said in a video of the experience.
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A wide-ranging collection of interview subjects and some haunting and haunted archival footage puts things in perspective, and Edelman takes the time to help viewers understand the Los Angeles Police Department's long-running strained relationships with the black community, while also laying out O.J.'s own complicated view of race, and how he distanced himself from the black community and activism as he became a celebrity.
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However, foulness and ugliness make the wings shrink and disappear. In heaven, he explains, there is a procession led by Zeus, who looks after everything and puts things in order. All the gods, except for Hestia, follow Zeus in this procession. While the chariots of the gods are balanced and easier to control, other charioteers must struggle with their bad horse, which will drag them down to earth if it has not been properly trained.
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