Sentence examples for be doing someone from inspiring English sources

A social enterprise label scheme might do for these organisations what the Fairtrade label does for its producers: say 'choose me, and you'll be doing someone a favour.' Jonathan Bland, chief executive of the social enterprise coalition, says the point is to grow the sector.

Got to be done, someone's got to do it".

"What is to be done?" someone asks, repeating Lenin's famous question.

"When something needs to be done someone sticks their hand up and does it.

There's always, we tell ourselves, something to be done, someone to be rung, something to be read or cooked or recycled or consumed.

2. Does this have to be done by you, or could it be done someone else? 3.

It seemed like we were doing someone else's act".

And finally, this is not one of those reviews in which your correspondent is doing someone a favour.

"If there was not someone out there doing what I was doing, someone who was fighting every day for the voice of that left contingent, you'd have to create one — or two, or three, or four," he said.

Perhaps she was doing someone in PR a favor.

You're doing someone a favor, and that resonates with them.