Sentence examples similar to boil down to doing from inspiring English sources

"It might boil down to, do you lead with John Rocker or Elian Gonzalez?

"It's just going to boil down to do they want to pay my salary as a set-up guy to pitch in the middle?" Cook said.

Ultimately, it's always going to boil down to: Did I [care]?

You'd think this type of thing could boil down to "don't like it?

In political terms, the constant calls for Labour to be "pragmatic" and "realistic" – calls that basically boil down to "do the same as the Tories" – would need to be emphatically silenced.

When combined the hundreds of emails seemed to boil down to: "Do what we say Jesus says -- and if you don't we'll kick your head in!" The reaction confirmed why any sane person would run, and keep on running from the right-wing/evangelical/Republican morass as far as their legs would carry them.

All of which sounds great, but boils down to doing the same three-hit combo over and over again.

"But in the end," he said, "it boils down to doing what we think is common sense".

(It boiled down to: don't do drugs or make a sex tape).

In a few hours, Waxman would make his first appearance on "The Daily Show," and he said that he'd been receiving a lot of advice, most of which boiled down to: "Don't try to be funny".

Admittedly most of Alfie's rules can be boiled down to "Don't talk, ever, to anyone; if in doubt, use a big metal stick", but I have a terrible feeling that he might be right about Billy and not giving power to big men.