Sentence examples for act to do it from inspiring English sources

Not only would foreign-born preachers of hate now be deported, as Clarke had already suggested, but Britain would, if necessary, rewrite the Human Rights Act to do it - a personal victory for Blair.

"I know most of you out here tonight have read my book, Acting: How to Do It Good, but I thought maybe...I would just go back over my five simple steps to success.

With few acts, lengthy gaps and not enough to do, it didn't feel like a music festival.

"You might be surprised by the way I acted," she wrote, "but somebody had to do it.

"The scientific community needs to get its act together or someone is going to do it for them," he said.

If the Mets do act, they may want to do it soon because of their schedule.

Mr. Harris always said he loved to act but hated to do it in films because of his disdain for movie stars.

Killing for food is a momentous act, and we don't have to do it for our survival.

I loved to learn – I was always reading – but the act of being ordered to do it by cold, old adults killed it for me.

Now that e-mail has actually made this simple act easier, people aren't bothering to do it at all.

But once you get down to writing the act, it's very hard to do it without sounding like bad erotica or embarrassing self-disclosure.