putting some pression vs put some pression

Some examples from the web:

• No harm in putting some heat under the story.
• Just putting some of the finishing touches in place.
• I'm just putting some things in storage.
• I was thinking of putting some laurel leaves with a ribbon.
• I was putting some jack pine in my backyard.
• I'm putting some of that training to use.
• I'm putting some citronella in the humidifier.
• No harm in putting some heat under the story.
• Just putting some of the finishing touches in place.
• It IS enlarged and it's putting some pressure on your bladder.
• You were putting some serious ink on that stat page.
• I'll be putting some doors and closets in the parlor.
• They're putting some ice cubes in that glass under it.
• You're putting some muscle into this sweetheart, I like that.
• He's just putting some last touches on his speech.
• We are therefore putting some savings away for the future.
• Becky Jackson... I'm putting some clothes on 'cause I have an idea.
• It seems the Goz has been putting some moves...
• I'm putting some whipped cream on top
• Just putting some more salt down around the bed so the slugs can't get in.

Some examples from the web:

• Put some honey butter on them muffins.
• I just need to put some more cheese on the mousetrap.
• I need to put some cash together.
• - Put some ice on it.
• Ryder, go put some ice on that.
• I put some ice in a napkin.
• - I put some French fries in it.
• You could have put some pictures up.
• Put some gold bars on that shoulder.
• I'm just going to put some antibiotic drops.
• Just put some salt on it.
• Let me put some pressure on that.
• Me and Christine, we put some batteries in it this morning.
• Put some wine on a napkin.
• I-I put some things out for you on your bed.
• Put some of these in there.
• You ought to put some concealer on that.
• You ought to put some concealer on that.
• I need to put some distance between me and them.
• I love when people put some thought into their outfit.