Sentence examples for did comes from inspiring English sources
You never saw such a thing". "Yes, Hooper, I did," comes the weary reply.
Thomas J. Curry wrote to Cardinal Mahony that "he is very aware that what he did comes within the scope of the criminal law in California".
In an interview with the Canadian sports network Sportsnet, Tocchet said what he did "comes down to betting football with a bookie, which I was wrong doing".
Despite her experience in hard news and interviews with world leaders, Ms. Sawyer, as Ms. Couric did, comes to the evening anchor job better known for soft news and celebrity interviews, like the one she conducted with Michael Jackson and Lisa Marie Presley, then his wife, in 1995.
Means's dislocated acts of God in this terrain are often shown to be human failings; the sudden shocking disappearance underground of the little girl in 'What They Did' comes as a result of the criminal haste of builders paving over a stream with slabs and 'odds and ends, cement chunks, scraps, bits of stump and crap from excavating the foundation to the house'.
Hot on the heels of the Liberal Democrats' "woman problem" – otherwise known as Lord Rennard, the party's allegedly over-tactile former chief executive, and his refusal to apologise for things he insists he never did – comes the deselection of the Conservative MP Anne McIntosh amid allegations of sexist dirty tricks.
