Sentence examples for be doing at a from inspiring English sources
That is exactly what a president should be doing at a moment like now".
"People immediately sum up what you should or shouldn't be doing at a certain age," she said recently by telephone from London.
For example, there is a big, lavishly financed push to reduce corporate tax rates; is this really what we want to be doing at a time when profits are surging at workers' expense?
This won't help you lose weight, but it can give you the kind of moderate-intensity activity that each of us should be doing at a minimum every day.
This is all part of what I think is one of the weirder aspects of our culture: a heightened freneticism that seems to demand that we be doing, at a minimum, two or three things every single moment of every hour that we're awake.
"We talk about, 'OK, this is probably about 11 o'clock, what would Cora really be doing at a time like this? OK, it's down time for her, so she'll be doing her tapestry,'" Spiro said.
The results of cleaning performed by robots have to reach acceptable results and be done at a competitive cost.
Finally, it discusses what should be done at a policy level to militate against the rising burden of this condition.
He also insisted that the sale would not be done at a "bargain basement price".
