Sentence examples for be doing with a from inspiring English sources
What would you be doing with a corkscrew anyway?
Maybe another candidate will make an overture to Paul's followers — that's what Gingrich seemed to be doing with a speech he made in January.
It is not at all clear what a campaign's chief strategist should be doing with a mere 48 hours until Election Day and most aspects of the candidate's schedule, advertising plan and get-out-the-vote effort set in stone.
A better question would be, "What won't you be doing?" With a jam-packed schedule of specially organized LegacyPlus clambakes, pub crawls and repeat visits to Boston's fabled Freedom Trail, you won't have time to think about all of those classes you won't be taking.
Instead, think about all the alternative jobs I could be doing with a PhD.
What could Apple be doing with a bunch BLUs, say, maybe, putting the finishing touches on a Damn Small notebook?
It can be done with a variety of objects.
"This will be done with a BMW approach," Mr. McAndrews said.
Today this can only be done with a few thousand.
Much more can be done with a five-year perspective.
Obama shows what can be done with a growth plan.
