Sentence examples for ceiling to do from inspiring English sources

So seeking to make a virtue out of necessity, Treasury entered negotiations over the debt ceiling to do something longer-term: to put in place a decade-long "fiscal straitjacket" which would constrain future Democratic and Republican administrations alike.

There is often a desperate need to try and prove yourself; to break through the glass ceiling; to do it all without getting emotional; to prove that you can do the job of any man.

Nora Ephron was a unique wit who helped define New Journalism and redefine film comedy, bursting through a glass ceiling to do it.

But he endorsed Mr. Obama's refusal to negotiate on the borrowing ceiling, "to make sure that we do not continue a process of using a debt limit as kind of a nuclear weapon aimed at our own economy as a way for people to get their way".

Mr. Telegdy said the idea for the steal came from NBC's top entertainment executive, Bob Greenblatt, though he acknowledged the entire network hierarchy is consumed with managing NBC's most crucial asset .You understand the importance of this show to this place.You can imagine how many bright minds lie awake at night staring at the ceiling wondering what to do next with it".

Josh Barro of Business Insider was blunt in his assessment of the inclusion, stating that Republicans have "finally admitted that the fight over the debt ceiling as nothing to do with debt".

And Angus King, who at least today said, "THE DEBT CEILING HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH THE FUTURE.

Congressional Republicans have said they will use the debt ceiling as leverage to do things like delay a critical provision of President Obama's Affordable Care Act or get backing for the controversial Keystone pipeline.

Don't stare at the ceiling with nothing to do- pick up a game and play!

Have they broken the glass ceiling?" "I'd have to do a study," Vincent replied.

One time they fired shots into the ceiling and forced journalists to do push-ups.