Sentence examples for did such things as from inspiring English sources
In our diminished age, "Maidstone" provokes renewed amazement that artists ever really did such things, as well as nostalgia for the vivid presence of literary action heroes like Mailer.
Did such things as those depicted in "Ida" happen?
He founded American Theatre Laboratory, a ten-member collective that for two years did such things as stage a "happening" and experiment with a Noh play about the Kennedy assassination.
He had learned some magic tricks and did such things as hold out an open palm before the visitor, close it, and then open it again to reveal blessed ashes.
His 1952 "Othello" was largely self-financed with his earnings as an actor, and throughout the book he refers to his troubled relations with producers on his smaller-budget movies of the fifties and sixties (who did such things as stiffing the actors and sticking Welles with hotel bills).
And 47 are in the technology business, running firms that do such things as create software, make computer chips and operate data centers.
But the television show has portrayed Israeli security forces doing such things as kidnapping babies and killing innocent civilians.
But on the other hand, I wouldn't do or wouldn't be able to do such things as Alix did.
Mr Ma has taken to doing such things as entertaining British diplomats and inviting western journalists to cocktail parties, both no-noes before.
The model is given life by incorporating data gleaned from analysing videos of a real face doing such things as moving its lips to pronounce specific sounds.
