Sentence examples for do akin from inspiring English sources

Attempting to parse situations such as Russia's war with Georgia and find nuance is something Democrats like to do, akin to negotiating with evil, a phrase often heard last week in St Paul.

"Is it something the federal government should do," Akin said at the Missouri State Fair on Friday.

Rather, they were fees for getting the merger done, akin to what investment bankers receive for blockbuster deals.

Or does Akin think that doing what one could to survive would delegitimize the rape — or that a legitimate victim is one who sees rape as a fate worse than death?

One: what does Akin currently do for a living?

But "wet leasing," which is what DC Air would do, is akin to hiring a chauffeured car.

Drug companies know how to attack it, so they do — something akin to looking for lost keys under the lamppost because that is where the light is.

Voters should know for sure what, exactly, do Mr. Akin's fellow Republicans find so offensive and indefensible about the candidate's comments?

So basically the best way to target this is to do something akin to a plank on a foam roller (thought this was going to be fun? I do hope not).

If one is not educated, some of the things they do are akin to animal behaviour – like a woman hitting her husband because he did not buy meat, or a man hitting a woman because the food was badly cooked.

What Apple and Tidal are trying to do is akin to saying only AMC theaters, not Loews theaters, can see the new Avengers movie.