Sentence examples for but be an from inspiring English sources

could not help but be an effort, however small, to conserve the water supply..

They realize that "you can still love and respect your beliefs," but be an athlete.

And not just play, but be an elite player in the league".

Reduction and/or regulation of some type could not help but be an effort, however small, to conserve the water supply and put it to beneficial use.

"West Side Story," which had its Broadway premiere in 1957, can't help but be an encore, and the current staging at Châtelet is an encore itself.

Amid Brexit mayhem, a spending review and tax changes at what cannot help but be an historic budget this autumn, the chancellor will make a seemingly trivial statement.

Anything, really, but be a driving instructor.

But be a nice person.

But being a long shot is not.

But being a statistic is.

But being a replica is not enough.