Sentence examples for be doing something less from inspiring English sources

But that's not to say that the globe will be doing something less.

If you missed the show last Saturday – maybe because you were doing something less painful, like hammering shards of glass into your eyeballs – here's how it works.

And it appears that the N.A.S.D. is doing something less than a stellar job of riding herd on the brokerage firms.

If you're doing something less casual like a fancy dinner you'll want to wear something a little more dressy.

10. Stacey Dooley is glad to be doing something a little less serious.

The whole 30 minutes is carried out in companionable silence, and I assume my body must be doing something, as I feel less cold and my muscles even buzz a little.

Were this not so, we would be doing something about our linguistic competence – something less faddish than dispatching teachers on paid trips to China.

In fact, they were doing something far less grandiose.

Others argue that the EU is doing something both less dramatic and more innovative.

Midshow, he sat on a couch set up at center stage and played acoustic guitar on three songs, easily his best and most joyful singing of the night — though, for most of the show, he was doing something even less than lip syncing, so maybe the comparison isn't fair.

I only audiobook when I am doing something more or less mechanical with my body but not my mind so I am in no danger of overdoing it.