Sentence examples for did of what from inspiring English sources

Perhaps because the author takes such an inward-looking approach, "Who I Am" does not provide a particularly vivid or visceral sense — as Keith Richards's enthralling 2010 memoir, "Life, did — of what it was like to be on the road in a notorious rock band, or what the tumult of the 1960s and '70s was like from the inside, when rock 'n' roll was changing the world.

Armed with their role modeling and the years of my analysis, I got married to a man who had no better idea than I did of what constituted a healthy, loving relationship.

"They see the bigger picture of what we're getting these young men ready to do, of what this is all about in the long run," Daniels said.

We're proud of what we're doing, of what we're doing and how we're doing it.

And I'd rather be regretting what I did do, instead of what I didn't.

FOrlow Annie Vainshtein on Twitter.

He needs to do more of what Biden did".

A natural, albeit vague, answer is that expressions mean what they do because of what speakers do with them.

Most Americans, conservative or liberal, want the federal government to do most of what it does.

Nurses could also do much of what consultants do - including, for example, cataract operations.

It's truly a chance for McClatchy to do more of what it does best".