Sentence examples for could do to take from inspiring English sources

I've come to realise that dance for me was a way of expressing myself and the only thing I could do to take control of my life.

"I was surprised that if you don't play golf, there was nothing you could do to take you out of the city," said Horsfield.

While he referred to the devastating impact of Israel's offensives into Palestinian areas, he spoke more about what Palestinians could do to take control of their fiscal destiny, peppering his presentation with words like "transparency," "audit," and, repeatedly, "credibility".

Take initiative: Ask yourself what you could do to take some definite initiative.

This is actually the least you could do to take on special-interest influence.

A local doctor told the South Western Star that this was a sign of the "utter degeneration" of junior doctors: "I can remember the time when it was more than 10 policemen could do to take one student.

On a recent Wednesday, however, it was all Mr. Williams could do to make students take off their baseball caps and get to class.

Even after 29... Kf6, there was nothing that Kacheishvili could have done to take advantage of Shankland's exposed king.

The Everton goal was under pressure throughout the first half and there was little Howard could do to prevent Spurs taking a merited lead.

Once again, in the name of pursuing a worst-case scenario of what an enemy could do to us, we ourselves take the lead in developing new weapons that endanger all.

As the corset was by definition underneath her petticoat dress, apron and coat, there was little she could do to cool down except take off her coat and stand in the yard".