Put
Put verb - To arrange something in a certain spot or position.
Went
Both words in one sentence
- The later series Spider-Man Team-Up went and put him in the title, so he had to show up every issue.
Source: Team-Up Series -
The interesting part was that the team had warned her that he is mentally ill and dangerous and yet she went and put herself in danger (at least to save an employee) anyway.
Source: Not Good with Rejection -
But then Disney released their "Villains" O-ring line with slip-covers depicting the villain of each movie, and lo and behold, they went and put King Candy on the cover.
Source: Spoiled by the Merchandise
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