Sentence examples for content with doing from inspiring English sources

And I became content with doing stories.

Sooner or later, everyone is mesmerised by the view and becomes content with doing very little.

"But it wasn't like, 'Let's drop the art and do comedy,' " says Noble. "We were never content with doing art for art audiences.

For the present, radical left parties ruling towns or small countries have tended to rest content with doing one big thing: usually defending existing public sector institutions.

Not content with doing big things at home, they are exploiting a colossal copper property in Chile destined, Wall Street believes, to become a fabulously prolific producer.

(Could he be thinking of Gwili, in particular?) But the "sweetness" he asks to be content with, doesn't end with Wales: the sentence continues with three English counties ("and the villages there"), including Thomas's favourite Wiltshire.

Instead, they will have to content themselves with doing their neighbours a favour.

If it isn't exactly a radical musical departure from Born to Die, Ultraviolence can content itself with doing the same thing noticeably better.

The first two choices are either to become an administrator or to content yourself with doing science that will probably be mediocre.

One idea is for countries involved in pooling to sign "assured access" contracts that guarantee access to equipment although even those could be overruled by a determined government.Realistically, then, NATO will have to content itself with doing less with less.

Don't be content with just doing a job well and moving on – understand the detail in order to go the extra mile.