Sentence examples for are doing with a from inspiring English sources
It's a meta-sense, combining your brain's knowledge of what your muscles are doing with a feel for the size and shape of your body.
One way that Mr. Gabriel makes sense of the work he and Mr. Lepage are doing with a project like "Zulu Time" is to see it as exemplifying a theory put forth by Brian Eno, the rock musician-producer-philosopher.
Kind of dial back the carrot and stick motivators, and infuse the workplace with a greater sense of autonomy, allow people to make progress, and animate what the people are doing with a greater sense of purpose.
"It's an experiment that we are doing with a few drivers," an Uber spokesperson told me in a phone interview.
This is a lot like what music locker services Oboe, MediaMaster, and Orb are doing with a social networking twist.
And the better it understands what users are doing with a mashup something that only the owners of the original data see best the better its search results.
"They are done with a view to extort and harass".
All are done with a subversive sense of humor.
Let's hope any cuts are done with a scalpel.
All these things are done with a lot of love.
