Sentence examples for been doing as a from inspiring English sources

Now that it's almost over, how would you say Mrs. Clinton has been doing as a Senate candidate?

He made this point on the phone, when the Haggler wondered whether he could really describe himself, as he'd been doing, as a "Facebook customer".

Now, at least until he wears out his new shoes, Mr. Frenkel said, he hopes to focus on the work he has been doing as a volunteer.

"I would keep doing what I've been doing as a member of Congress, just do more of it," Mr. Lazio said.

And on Sunday at Downtown Music Gallery (6 p.m., 13 Monroe Street, Chinatown, 212-473-0043, downoownmusicoverery.com; no cover) he'll play solo clarinet improvisations, which he has also been doing as a sideline, with extended technique and bells.

"I'm so proud of the work she's been doing as a writer, as a director," she said during a break in filming this year at St . Lukes Episcopal Church in Harlem.

In Britain and Europe, great damage has been done as a result.

King Lear has been done as a western; Romeo and Juliet has been done as rap, set in Los Angeles.

Clough says the paperwork has been done "as a precaution".

It has been done as a routine procedure without regard to its real meaning.

That's what we're doing as a society.