Sentence examples for be done under a from inspiring English sources
All we are saying is that it has to be done under a democratic system".
We know that in order to be done from duty it needs to be done under a certain description.
"If you are going to change to something else, it has to be done under a doctor's supervision".
"It is very difficult to correct and the operation has to be done under a microscope because the vocal cords are relatively small," Professor Birchall said.
'After arresting a man in his house, to rummage at will among his papers in search of whatever will convict him, appears to us to be indistinguishable from what might be done under a general warrant; indeed, the warrant would give more protection, for presumably it must be issued by a magistrate.
The big number would be done under a high, handsome Aztec Deco arch, against a black background and swirling clouds of fog and thirty-six over head spotlights swinging back and forth to make those bright intersections of beams that spell show biz, as a twenty-person black gospel choir rose from the basement.
Though this is best done when you begin building your home, it can be done under an existing home.
Such approval is done under a highly regulated system.
For obvious reasons, everything is done under a fume hood.
Calculations are done under a transonic flow regime for both stationary and moving shroud cases.
